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public class PBKDF
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RSA Handling: Implemnents a series of Class Level RSA Helper Functions.
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public class RSA
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Encrypts or decrypts return results as they become available.
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For small, in-memory buffers Cryptor may be easier to use.
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public class StreamCryptor


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INTRODUCTION:
4-fluoro alpha-methylphenethylamine, or 4-FMP/4-FA for short is a largely unknown substance. It has the general outline of a stimulant, however the substitution on the 4 position would provide a distinct flavour to the activity. It has been noted that the compound is not toxic like its other like compounds with a halogen on the 4 position. The only other experience I have come accross is listed under
REFERENCES. Apparently the compound also has acts on 5-HT receptors, similar to the various MD compounds. Hopefully these notes will shed some light on this obscure compound.
SET: I am anticipating change. The last few weeks have left me longing for something that I cannot yet grasp. I feel so close to a realisation but it seems to constantly elude me. I am looking forward to sharing the experience with a close friend of mine, whom I have become much closer to recently having spent much time with her. This is a new compound, quite excited about its possible activity.
SETTING: With my good friend J. Initially my home, with no one around its quiet and relaxed. We can do anything we please, as long as we don't keep the neighbours up. :) Its a lovely day outside, the sun is shining with scattered clouds. Its not too hot, not too cold. Autumn is creeping up, I can feel it in my bones.
EXPERIENCE:
+0:00
5:45 - Ingestion, takeoff.  The trip begins on a light note... I put on a compilation of chill music. Nothing too hard, nothing too mellow. Somewhere inbetween.
+0:35
6:20 - Conversation is easy, things are going well. +1 noted. A distinct warmth in the body, no jittery sensation, no euphoria(as yet). Music is taking me to lovely places as I notice my concentration begin to slip and my thoughts scatter.
+0:50
6:35 - We decide to go for a walk. Feeling of energy flowing through the body, but without the jittery feeling of only amphetamine. There is a certain clarity developing that is similar to MDMA. Constant comparison to MDMA and amphetamine is present.
+1:15
7:00 - Walking to the park brings on the full effect of the chemical. Distinct euphoria. Different to MDMA as it is more elusive, yet it is not the same euphoria as the one present in amphetamine. Body feels light and heavy at the same time with the warmth and energy still building. There is no desire to walk around or dance. Emotions are present, however boundaries do not break down as easily as they would under MDMA. There is a feeling of wanting to break through to the other side. +2.
+1:45
7:30 - +3 Reached. Many things are discussed with J. I feel present in the moment, emotions are easily rationalised and expressed. I am not afraid to discuss things I otherwise would. The euphoria has a distinct flavour of which I have not experienced before... We are in public and purchase drinks. The experience is quite humourous, nothing that couldn't be handled. I do not feel vulnerable on this material in public. The world is a lovely place, the future is unknown but my mind is clear and I know that the future will be ok.
Smooth sailing with a peaceful mind.
+2:45
8:30 - Still at a +3. J reports that the stimulation is beginning to overwhelm the emotional side. I agree. At this point there is a definite stimulant edge to the experience.
+3:45
9:30 - All we feel now is the amphetamine stimulation. We have a drink, it does little to ease the stimulation. The heart rate is higher then I would like.
+4:45
10:30 - Went out for a drink, beginning to get tired but sleep seems far away. We get home enjoy a few more drinks. Talking and laughing the rest of the night away. My heart is rate is still higher then normal.
+6:15
12:00 - Still at a +2. Stimulation definitely present. Mental clarity for too long. My body is tired, though not physically exhuasted like it would be on MDMA or amphetamine. J and I attempt to go to sleep... no such luck. Mild headache is also present.
+11:15
5:00 - Finally get to sleep. However J cannot sleep at all, getting up in the morning without any rest.
CONCLUSION:
There is a unique flavour to the experience that goes beyond MDMA and amphetmamine. A emotional opening with mental clarity and CNS stimulation. The focus of the experience interchanges between the three over time. Each stage reflecting on the previous and brining a different interpretation to the present moment reality. I thoroughly enjoyed the compound, though the effects a slightly too subtle for it to be abusable in my opinion. I would definetly prefer this compound over MBDB or Amphetamine, however it is not as cosmically opening as MDMA can be. MDMA lets me see the world anew, as if I were a child, with the emotions experienced being profound and cosmic taking on a universal significance. 4-FA opened the world up to calm reflection. I was able to think and talk through my emotions, which where made more apparent and tangible. One day I may repeat, though there is no desire to do so any time soon. :)
Would I call it psychedlic? Probably not.
REFERENCES:
http://www.rhodium.ws/chemistry/fluoroamphetamine.html
http://www.rhodium.ws/pharmacology/pfa.txt
D. Marona-Lewicka, G.-S. Rhee, J.E. Sprague, and D.E. Nichols, 'Psychostimulant-like effects of para-fluoroamphetamine,' Eur. J. Pharmacol., 287, 105-113 (1995).
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It is common for Atlas and WebAPI to have an authentication/authorization layer. Using ROhdsiWebApi with a security-enabled WebAPI instance requires a special security token to be sent along with any WebAPI request. This token is known as a bearer token and is created anytime a user logs in to Atlas.
The first step in using ROhdsiWebApi with security-enabled instance of Atlas/WebAPI is to identify which type of authentication is being used.
Commonly used options are
If you attempt to use ROhdsiWebApi on a security-enabled WebAPI instance without first authenticating you will see an http 401 error.
library(ROhdsiWebApi)
baseUrl <- "https://yourSecureAtlas.ohdsi.org/"
getCdmSources(baseUrl)
#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): Error: http error 401: Unauthorized request. Try running `authorizeWebAPI()`
Supported login types will be visible on the ATLAS platform sign in page:
If you typically log in to Atlas using a username and password then
WebAPI is likely using either Active Directory or database
authentication. In this case it is easy to authorize ROhdsiWebApi by
calling the authorizeWebAPI()
function.
authorizeWebApi(baseUrl,
authMethod = "db",
webApiUsername = Sys.getenv("WEBAPI_USERNAME"),
webApiPassword = Sys.getenv("WEBAPI_PASSWORD"))
This function does not return a value but instead has a side effect
of retrieving the bearer token from WebAPI and saving it in the
ROhdsiWebApi global package environment. If you are using Active
Directory then set authMethod = "ad"
and if you are using
database authentication then set authMethod = "db"
. Make
sure that your password is stored in an environment variable defined in
the .Renviron file (easily accessed by calling
usethis::edit_r_environ()
) or stored and retrieved using
the keyring
package. Never store passwords in your R code.
If your client platform is windows, on a domain with NT authentication enabled, you may not need to enter a username and password.
authorizeWebApi(baseUrl, authMethod = "windows")
If your client is linux, OSX or not logged in to an NT domain you will need to enter a username and password as for the above methods of authentication.
If authorization was successful then the bearer token will be stored in the global package environment associated with its WebAPI base URL. If you are working with multiple WebAPI instances at the same time the correct token will be used with each instance since the base URL uniquely identifies the instance. Your username password are not saved or cached by the ROhdsiWebApi package.
ls(ROhdsiWebApi:::ROWebApiEnv)
#> [1] "https://yourSecureAtlas.ohdsi.org/"
ROhdsiWebApi:::ROWebApiEnv[["https://yourSecureAtlas.ohdsi.org/"]]
#> $authHeader
#> [1] "Bearer gSyJhbzciOiJI0ZUxMiJ9.eyJzdWIiOIJhZGFtLx57wgSyJhb..."
This bearer token will then be added to the header all future requests sent by ROhdsiWebApi and all of the package API call functions should work.
getCdmSources(baseUrl)
#> # A tibble: 2 x 7
#> sourceId sourceName sourceKey sourceDialect cdmDatabaseSc~1 vocab~2 resul~3
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
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#> 2 912 SynPUF 2.3m synpuf-2m postgresql cdm_531 cdm_531 result~
#> # ... with abbreviated variable names 1: cdmDatabaseSchema,
#> # 2: vocabDatabaseSchema, 3: resultsDatabaseSchema
You will need to run authorizeWebApi each time R is restarted or when the bearer token expires. The lifetime of a bearer token depends on your Atlas/WebAPI installation.
Unfortunately there is currently no easy way to retrieve the bearer token from within R when using Google (OAuth2) authentication/authorization. However ROhdsiWebApi exposes a function that allows users to manually set the header that will be added to all future WebAPI requests.
Retrieving the Bearer token from a web browser is not difficult but does require getting in the weeds of the Chrome developer tools and is not very convenient. The process is
baseUrl <- "https://atlas.ohdsi.org/WebAPI"
# Bearer copied from Google developer tools
token <- "Bearer eyJsdfiem3Mcju7KRc4cCI6MTYxNDk5MTMxNX0.oVFpFnvhFK3SqYlRhdj"
setAuthHeader(baseUrl, authHeader = token)
getCdmSources(baseUrl)
#> # A tibble: 1 x 7
#> sourceId sourceName sourceKey sourceDialect cdmDatabaseSchema vocab~1 resul~2
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 1 SYNPUF 5% SYNPUF5PCT postgresql synpuf5pct unrest~ synpuf~
#> # ... with abbreviated variable names 1: vocabDatabaseSchema,
#> # 2: resultsDatabaseSchema
There may be cases where ROhdsiWebApi will be used in a Shiny application with an instance of WebAPI that is using security. In that case the shiny app author will either want to prompt the user for their Atlas username and password or use a service account to connect to WebAPI.
To avoid errors due to token expiration tryCatch
can be
used to automatically re-authorize ROhdsiWebApi. However be sure to
securely store passwords and not include them in plain text in the Shiny
app.
tryCatch(getCdmSources(baseUrl),
error = function(s) {
if(grepl("http error 401", e)) {
authorizeWebApi(baseUrl,
authMethod = "db",
webApiUsername = Sys.getenv("WEBAPI_USERNAME"),
webApiPassword = Sys.getenv("WEBAPI_PASSWORD"))
getCdmSources(baseUrl)
} else {
stop(e)
}
})


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| class | AllegroCommandReceiver |
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| class | AllegroHandMotionState |
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| class | AllegroStatusSender |
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| void | SetPositionControlledGains (Eigen::VectorXd *Kp, Eigen::VectorXd *Ki, Eigen::VectorXd *Kd) |
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| void | GetControlPortMapping (const multibody::MultibodyPlant< double > &plant, MatrixX< double > *Sx, MatrixX< double > *Sy) |
Creates selector matrices which extract state xₛ in a known order from the plant's full x (xₛ = Sx⋅x ) and promote the controller's ordered yₛ into the full plant's input actuation (u = Su⋅uₛ ). More... | |
| std::vector< std::string > | GetPreferredJointOrdering () |
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| constexpr int | kAllegroNumJoints = 16 |
| const double | kLcmStatusPeriod = 0.003 |
| void drake::examples::allegro_hand::GetControlPortMapping | ( | const multibody::MultibodyPlant< double > & | plant, |
| MatrixX< double > * | Sx, | ||
| MatrixX< double > * | Sy | ||
| ) |
Creates selector matrices which extract state xₛ in a known order from the plant's full x (xₛ = Sx⋅x
) and promote the controller's ordered yₛ into the full plant's input actuation (u = Su⋅uₛ
).
The matrices are used to initialize the PID controller for the hand.
| Sx | the matrix to match the output state of the plant into the state of the finger joints in the desired order. |
| Sy | the matrix to match the output torque for the hand joint actuators in the desired order into the input actuation of the plant. |
| std::vector<std::string> drake::examples::allegro_hand::GetPreferredJointOrdering | ( | ) |
Defines the desired ordering of the finger joints by name.
The fingers are ordered as [thumb, index, middle, ring] and the joints of each finger are ordered from most proximal to most distal (relative to the palm).
| void drake::examples::allegro_hand::SetPositionControlledGains | ( | Eigen::VectorXd * | Kp, |
| Eigen::VectorXd * | Ki, | ||
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| ) |
Set the feedback gains for the simulated position control.
| constexpr int kAllegroNumJoints = 16 |
| const double kLcmStatusPeriod = 0.003 |


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rapidly changing market demands.
Temporary IT workforce on demand often help companies and groups prioritize, organize and deliver solutions rapidly. However, hiring process is under tremendous strain and often becomes the clogged artery to critical operations.
The Right Comply framework brings pre-hiring and post-hiring compliance to you. A simple, intuitive application built with the best of Artificial intelligence and adaptive machine learning technologies.
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A single job requirement posted on various job boards attracts hundreds of resumes, often from unqualified candidates who clog up the vendor management systems managed directly by technical managers who are fighting tight deadlines.
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Thus a vicious combination of competition, clogged up hiring arteries, and tight deadlines has become the breeding ground for unqualified, misrepresented candidates and lacklustre compliance procedures. And when constantly evolving immigration policies are involved, matters only get worse!
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Here is where Right Comply comes in. After 20 man years of development, we have “Solutions” to ensure contract IT talent remains part of your solution, and hiring remains robust and timely.
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Rightcomply uses the best of the machine learning and artificial intelligence engines to ensure compliance becomes part of your Hiring DNA.
We are solution minded professionals with diverse backgrounds but with a single minded goal to ensure complete transparency throughout and between various actors of the hiring life cycle.
We are headquartered in Palo Alto, CA
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or 680[01234]0; the NMI line on an 80[1234]86. In contrast with a
`*priority interrupt* <../P/priority-interrupt.html>`__ (which might be
ignored, although that is unlikely), an NMI is *never* ignored. Except,
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Jennifer Arcuri says Boris Johnson didn't 'just have sexual intention' towards her
Appearing on the Victoria Derbyshire show, the tech entrepreneur said Prime Minister Boris Johnson was 'very intrigued by my energy' and 'it was not just a sexual intention'
by Ben Glaze, https://www.facebook.com/MirrorPoliticsJennifer Arcuri today refused to confirm or deny she had an affair with Boris Johnson , but said the Prime Minister did not “just have a sexual intention” towards her.
The model turned entrepreneur, 34, has been unable to get through to Mr Johnson since allegations emerged that her business ventures received favourable treatment when he was London Mayor.
Asked whether Mr Johnson, 55, called her when he was busy at the time, she said: “Absolutely.”
“Every time he told me he would call, he called me,” she said.
“I was convinced this was a man of his word. I assure you, it was not just a sexual intention. He was very intrigued by my energy, my ability to get things done.”
The American blasted the PM on the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire show for failing to answer her calls and read out a text she sent him last week.
The message said: “Is this the price of loyalty? To be hung up on, ignored and blocked?
“Why would I remain silent if you can’t even speak to me and I have been nothing but loyal to you?”
She said: “He didn’t have to ignore me. It could have been a 30-second phone call, just to let me know that he’s acknowledging the fact that he, while he gets to be Prime Minister, gets to feed me to the wolves.
“I am very upset that he could not man up and pick up the phone and call me. Why keep me away? Why treat me like the enemy? I would love an apology.”
Ms Arcuri's business received £126,000 in public money and she went on three foreign trade trips led by Mr Johnson when he was mayor between 2008 and 2016.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has postponed a decision on whether to investigate him for misconduct in public office.
In an earlier ITV interview, she said she was “the collateral damage of his quest for greatness”.
She said she wished he had declared her as an interest in official records if it “saved me this entire embarrassment”.
And she accused him of allowing her to be “fed to the lions” in an “atrocious” display of behaviour.


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Prague, 30 years after end of communism, is getting sick of tourists
The view from Pavel Kacirek's apartment overlooking Prague's majestic Old Town Square should make it the dream home, but the hordes of tourists and clogged streets mean it no longer is.
As Czechs prepare to mark 30 years since the Velvet Revolution ended Communism - ushering in a boom in tourism and considerable wealth along with it - not all local residents see the change as positive.
"People have moved away, so services, shops, cheaper restaurants have gone with them," said 72-year-old Kacirek, a documentary filmmaker.
"The monuments are here, the towers, the gothic and baroque - they stand. But it is really a Disneyland decoration."
Nearly 8 million tourists visited Prague last year, making it one of the most visited cities in Europe and putting pressure on local services providing for 1.3 million residents.
One of the most acute problems is a lack of affordable accommodation, as many apartments are converted into offices or short-term lodgings.
Airbnb listed nearly 12,000 properties in Prague last year, according to Prague's development institute IPR. The district encompassing the city centre has lost nearly half its residents. Registered voters totalled 21,556 in 2017 from 36,862 in 1990.
Tourists now crowd the historic streets and often take advantage of cheap beer to party late into the night.
"The tourist numbers are certainly greater than Prague can bear," city mayor Zdenek Hrib told Reuters, adding that Prague was trying to attract higher-spending visitors including those coming for business meetings.
"We are trying to resolve the Disneyland that is evolving here."
PROFITS AND PROBLEMS
When Communism ended in 1989, Prague was an unpolished diamond, shrouded in air pollution and lacking services. Decades of underspending meant buildings were crumbling.
Billions of dollars of investment and tourism spending have poured in since, transforming Prague into the richest region in central and eastern Europe with gross domestic product per head at 187% of the EU average, according to 2018 Eurostat data.
Now the city's main tourist areas, including around the castle and Charles Bridge, are lined with souvenir shops, money exchanges and massage saloons.
"It is about how Prague positions itself. If we remain a cheap bar, there will be slops," said architect Kristof Hanzlik at his family home built in the 17th century that hugs the walls of the Prague Castle gardens.
"If this big overload recedes, maybe some apartments will free up and people start moving back."
The city has taken steps to address the problem, including appointing a "night mayor" to crack down on noise made by revellers at night.
Officials have also evicted a handful of currency exchanges that charged double-digit commissions and they plan to end rentals to tourism shops in favour of services for locals.
It has banned people making money by posing for photos in giant panda costumes in the Old Town Square, and cracked down on pseudo-historical cars.
Beer bikes - which provide beer on draft and are propelled by pedalling drinkers - will be banned next season.
And a law allowing an increase in charges to stay in Prague to 2 euros ($3.25) a night from 0.8 euros has been passed by parliament, although mayor Hrib says the ceiling should be higher in the centre.
For now, though, many Czechs avoid the city centre unless it is to visit one of the few spots left where only locals can reserve a seat.

Reuters
See also: Are these 10 popular tourist attractions worth battling the crowds?


About Schema.org
Schema.org is a collaborative, community activity with a mission to create, maintain, and promote schemas for structured data on the Internet. In addition to people from the sponsoring companies, there is substantial participation by the larger web community, through public mailing lists such as<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and through GitHub.
Since April 2015, the W3C Schema.org Community Group is the main forum for schema collaboration, and provides the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list for discussions. Schema.org issues are tracked on GitHub.
The day to day operations of Schema.org, including decisions regarding the schema, are handled by a steering group, which includes representatives of the sponsor companies, the W3C and some individuals who have contributed substantially to Schema.org. Discussions of the steering group are public.
The People
A number of people have made substantial contributions to Schema.org over the years. These include:- Dan Brickley runs the daily operations for schema.org. He is on the steering group and Google's representative.
- Stephane Courlosquet was responsible for the integration of schema.org into Drupal and has been an active contributor via GitHub.
- Jason Douglas coordinates the integration of schema.org into Google's search products.
- R.V.Guha initiated schema.org and is one of its co-founders. He currently heads the steering group.
- Sam Goto of Google did much of the work being schema.org's Actions vocabulary
- Vicki Holland of Google has worked on vocabularies for a lot of major topics on Schema.org. Together with Dan Brickley, she takes care of much of the day to day running of schema.org
- Martin Hepp, author of Good Relations has worked closely with the community to integrate Good relations into schema.org
- Charlie Jiang was the representative from Microsoft from 2011 to 2013.
- Jason Johnson was the representative from Microsoft from 2013 to 2014 and contributed to the Actions and Sports vocabularies.
- Steve Macbeth is one of the co-founders of schema.org and serves as Microsoft's representative.
- Peter Mika is Yahoo's current representative and have been involved in the schema.org project since 2011. Gaurav Mishra contributed to earlier versions of schema.org as Yahoo's representative until 2013.
- Scott Peterson (Google), David Rudin (Microsoft) and Erin Simon (Google) have taken care of the legal documents
- Alex Shubin, Charles Nevile and Yuliya Tikhokhod, who worked on VideoGames, represent Yandex
- Bill Coughran and Alan Eustace played a big role in creating schema.org
- Phil Barker and Greg Grossmeier (of Creative Commons) worked on LRMI
- Evan Sandhaus and Evan Sandhaus were Schema.org's first partners, working on rNews
- Aneesh Chopra, as Whitehouse CTO helped create and promote Job Postings vocabulary
- Ralph Swick and Vint Cerf helped establish the relations between Schema.org and the W3C