Draw Options
Accessed via human.draw.options or provided per each draw method as the drawOptions optional parameter
-color: draw color
-labelColor: color for labels
-shadowColor: optional shadow color for labels
-font: font for labels
-lineHeight: line height for labels, used for multi-line labels,
-lineWidth: width of any lines,
-pointSize: size of any point,
-roundRect: for boxes, round corners by this many pixels,
-drawPoints: should points be drawn,
-drawLabels: should labels be drawn,
-drawBoxes: should boxes be drawn,
-drawPolygons: should polygons be drawn,
-fillPolygons: should drawn polygons be filled,
-useDepth: use z-axis coordinate as color shade,
-useCurves: draw polygons as cures or as lines,
-bufferedOutput: experimental: allows to call draw methods multiple times for each detection and interpolate results between results thus achieving smoother animations
Draw Options Accessed via
human.draw.options
or provided per each draw method as the drawOptions optional parameter -color: draw color -labelColor: color for labels -shadowColor: optional shadow color for labels -font: font for labels -lineHeight: line height for labels, used for multi-line labels, -lineWidth: width of any lines, -pointSize: size of any point, -roundRect: for boxes, round corners by this many pixels, -drawPoints: should points be drawn, -drawLabels: should labels be drawn, -drawBoxes: should boxes be drawn, -drawPolygons: should polygons be drawn, -fillPolygons: should drawn polygons be filled, -useDepth: use z-axis coordinate as color shade, -useCurves: draw polygons as cures or as lines, -bufferedOutput: experimental: allows to call draw methods multiple times for each detection and interpolate results between results thus achieving smoother animations


Lyricus is a Mac OS X application designed to download and display song lyrics. It has additional features that allow mass download of lyrics (the batch downloader) and finding all tracks that contain a particular word or phrase (the reverse lyric search). It also allows you to edit lyrics without leaving the program.


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SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Fred Schepisi Written by John Guare, based on his play Starring Stockard Channing, Will Smith, and Donald Sutherland MPAA Rating "R" Running Time 111 minutes
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"It's such a treat to eat at home." - Stockard Channing
Sturdy filmmaker Fred Schepisi follows up his delightful MR. BASEBALL with the equally enjoyable SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION. Though so-so as social commentary, this is cunning comedy when it works. Which is most of the time.
SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION is based on the award-winning stage play, which, in turn, is based on the real-life story of a young man who conned several members of New York City's "upper echelon" by posing as the son of a famous actor.
The film opens on Flan and Ouisa Kittredge (Sutherland and Channing), a posh Fifth Avenue couple with an incredible story to tell (via flashback). The night before, a wounded young black man, Paul (Smith), arrives at their door. He claims to know their children at Harvard. He also claims to be the son of Sidney Poiter (!).
To the insulated couple, he certainly looks and sounds the part. He says he's in town to make a film of "Cats." He say he's in charge of hiring extras. And he says he was mugged and his thesis--on CATCHER IN THE RYE as a hate doctrine (!)--was stolen.
Soon, Paul's poise and charm has his hosts hanging on his every word. And, after serving them up a spectacular meal, the couple insists that he stay the night. Which leads to disaster on the morning-after. Paul is kicked out, the flashback ends, and the Kittredges become the talk of the town....
The first 45 minutes of SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION is brash, unpredictable fun. The dialogue is a stitch, the pace is lively, and the gullibility of Fran and Ouisa radiates like sunshine. Watching Paul worm his way into the controlled lives of the Kittredges is classic comedy. But it ends when the flashback does.
Once the con is gone, the film deflates a bit. The plot becomes more conventionally paced as everyone struggles to understand the hows and whys of what happened to them.  The whole things goes on twenty minutes too long and wraps with an embarrassingly literal finale.
SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION strives for the subtlety of Woody Allen. But even with all the high-brow humor, this is really just pop comedy with class.
That said, there's a ton to enjoy in this film. Great gags, great lines, and a cast that's perfect. Sutherland is droll fun, playing comedy for the first time in who knows when. Channing is wide-eyed and wide-open and the real anchor of the film. She's Oscar-nomination good, even when saddled with an awful closing speech.
Then there's Smith. The young actor/rapper continues his upward spiral as a rising talent. He shows a nice range of emotions in the film's most dimensional role. And watch the supporting cast for a surprise turn from former John Hughes habit Anthony Michael Hall.
Though seemingly a "light" comedy, SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION does a boast a strong sexual content that may surprise some viewers. But, after all, it *is* New York. -:)
Bottom line: SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION is two-thirds comedy and one-third commentary. The former is much funnier than the languid latter in this engaging story about a young con man who wormed his way into the life of a posh New York City couple.
Grade: B+
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MAMA struggling as IZ*ONE and X1's performance status remains up in the air following voting manipulation controversy
by sl278The 2019 MAMA awards are under much scrutiny after the reveal of voting manipulation on the 'Produce 101' series.
The annual award show is to be held on December 4 at the Nagoya Dome in Japan. X1 and IZ*ONE were initially scheduled to be part of the line-up but their performance status is up in the air due to the controversy. Although the awards ceremony will continue as planned, it is clear that it will be marred with criticism and controversy.
The show will also be hard-pressed to find groups to replace IZ*ONE and X1 in the line up in less than a month due to visa issues. According to insiders: "It seems like there is a high probability that both groups will be absent. The internal atmosphere of 2019 MAMA is at its lowest point ever."
What are your thoughts on this?


Cooks in the Kitchen
Where do I stand to chop this?
22 Mar 2015
I'm just starting this new experience, Dev Bootcamp. I have spent the last week studying in a way that I have not done in almost twenty years. I am in awe of what I have done in the last week, but I'm also intimidated by the pace set. I think it's completely reasonable to be asking myself "is this good for me?"
Watching the Fireside video, I had feelings on both sides, where I felt that I was comforted by some of the concepts of the culture, and there were things that were sort of off-putting to me. For example, when Shereef talked about fears and imposter syndrome. I have experienced imposter syndrome many times in my life, and it was comforting to have that directly addressed. Most people don't even know what imposter syndrome is, though most people have experienced it. It's good to know that not only will I be battle the same fears as others, but also that it's expected behavior.
The part that makes me nervous is the idea of driving my own education. Up until this point in the process, I've been doing this course on my own, part time, while still able to keep my job and some of my life. It's not so much that I feel, approaching this experience as a consumer, that it should be handed to me, but because I am weary of giving up so much to be a guinnea pig. What if the experiment does not work, and I am on my own without a job, having abandoned my friends and family? That wasn't very comforting. It makes me wonder if maybe there's another way to do this.
On the other hand, I think that I can really get behind driving my own experience with some direction. It's better than just being force fed like a fois gras goose. I don't want to be dictated to. I've taken some online courses that were so dry, and boring, because so much of it was just 'do this; do this; do that.'
I'm not 100% sure whether I fit with the culture of DBC, but I'm still all-in. I am okay with not knowing right now.


Networking
Fast. Really fast.
16Tb/s of bidirectional throughput
15.6 billion messages per second
90ns of port-to-port switch latency
Compliance with the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS)
Block-level encryption enables protection between users sharing the same resources, as various encryption keys can be used
Non-Blocking & Asynchronous ports
Designed with data-centric architecture in mind: your network becomes a distributed processor.
Enable In-Network Computing and In-Network Memory capabilities, offloading even further computation to the network, which saves CPU cycles and increases the efficiency of the network.


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Golden Globes snubs: Female directors miss out as does Robert De Niro
The Golden Globes take place in January.
Female directors were shut out of the nominations for the 77th Golden Globes while Robert De Niro was also a surprise snub.
Greta Gerwig was tipped by many for a best director nod for Little Women while Hustlers’ Lorene Scafaria and The Farewell’s Lulu Wang were also expected to be in the frame.
However they missed out, leaving an all-male shortlist of Martin Scorsese for The Irishman, Quentin Tarantino for Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood, Sam Mendes for 1917, Todd Phillips for Joker and Bong Joon-ho for Parasite.
While the absence of female filmmakers is likely to prove controversial, only five women have ever been nominated for best director in the Globes’ 77-year history.
Barbra Streisand was the only winner, triumphing in 1984 with Yentl.
De Niro’s leading role in The Irishman had been billed as another career high for one of Hollywood’s greatest actors, but it was not enough to earn him recognition from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA).
Little Women has been well received but it received only two nominations, for Saoirse Ronan for best actress and best original score.
Game Of Thrones paid the price for its divisive eighth and final season, only picking up one nod for star Kit Harington.
Another TV series to miss out was Netflix’s acclaimed drama When They See Us.
Ava DuVernay’s harrowing account of five young men falsely accused of an horrific attack on a New York City jogger was overlooked by the HFPA voters.
The Big Bang Theory, one of the most popular sitcoms in recent TV history, bowed out earlier this year but was another absentee on the nominations list.
Another hugely popular show to depart in the last 12 months, Veep, was also snubbed, with star Julia Louis-Dreyfus failing to score a nod for best TV comedy actress.
The Handmaid’s Tale, This Is Us and Euphoria were also shut out.
Cats, the star-studded adaptation of the beloved stage musical, has proven to be one of the year’s more divisive films due to its distinctive animation style.
It is due to be released later this month but was eligible for the Golden Globes, however it only scored one nomination, with Taylor Swift’s Beautiful Ghosts up for best original song.
The 77th Golden Globes take place in Beverly Hills on January 5.


- BarReadout - Class in dashboard.readout
-
Implements a Readout that represents a bar whose length scales linearly with input values.
- BarReadout.Builder - Class in dashboard.readout
-
Builder for the BarReadout class.
- BufferGenerator - Class in dashboard.generator
-
Implements a Generator that reads text from a file and simulates data transmissions.
- BufferGenerator(int) - Constructor for class dashboard.generator.BufferGenerator
-
Creates a BufferGenerator with the specified timing interval
- BufferReadout - Class in dashboard.readout
-
Implements a Readout that represents a scrollable graphical buffer of text.
- BufferReadout.Builder - Class in dashboard.readout
-
Builder for the BufferReadout class.
- BufferReadoutControl - Class in dashboard.control
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- BufferReadoutControl.Builder - Class in dashboard.control
-
Builder for the BufferReadoutControl class.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.AuxArrowPad.Builder
-
Creates a new AuxArrowPad with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.BufferReadoutControl.Builder
-
Creates a new BufferReadoutControl with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.ButtonGrid.Builder
-
Creates a new ButtonGrid with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.CustomButtonGrid.Builder
-
Creates a new CustomButtonGrid with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.CustomGroup.Builder
-
Creates a new CustomGroup with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.Group.Builder
-
Creates a new Group with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.MainArrowPad.Builder
-
Creates a new MainArrowPad with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.MultiIncrementer.Builder
-
Creates a new MultiIncrementer with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.control.SingleIncrementer.Builder
-
Creates a new SingleIncrementer with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.BarReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new BarReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.BufferReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new BufferReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.ColorReadout.Builder
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Creates a new ColorReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.CompassReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new CompassReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.DialReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new DialReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.ImageReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new ImageReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.MinimapReadout.Builder
-
Creates a new MinimapReadout with the Builder's parameters.
- build() - Method in class dashboard.readout.Readout.Builder
-
Creates a new Readout with the Builder's parameters.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.AuxArrowPad.Builder
-
Creates a Builder specifying an AuxArrowPad with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.BufferReadoutControl.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a BufferReadoutControl with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.ButtonGrid.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a ButtonGrid with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.CustomButtonGrid.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a CustomButtonGrid with the given dimensions.
- Builder() - Constructor for class dashboard.control.CustomGroup.Builder
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Creates a Builder for a CustomGroup.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.CustomGroup.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a CustomGroup with the given minimum dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.Group.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a Group with the given minimum dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.MainArrowPad.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a MainArrowPad with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.MultiIncrementer.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a MultiIncrementer with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.SingleIncrementer.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a SingleIncrementer with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double, int) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.BarReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a BarReadout with the given dimensions and number of divisions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.BufferReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a BufferReadout with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.ColorReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a ColorReadout with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.CompassReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a CompassReadout with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double, int) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.DialReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a DialReadout with the given dimensions and number of divisions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.ImageReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying an ImageReadout with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double, int) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.LevelReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a LevelReadout with the given dimensions and number of divisions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.MinimapReadout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a MinimapReadout with the given dimensions.
- Builder(double, double) - Constructor for class dashboard.readout.Readout.Builder
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Creates a Builder specifying a Readout with the given dimensions.
- Button - Class in dashboard.control
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Provides the base functionality for a rectangular button with which the user can interact.
- Button(double, double, Color, String) - Constructor for class dashboard.control.Button
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Draws the Button's base and text, the latter of which is centered within the base.
- ButtonGrid - Class in dashboard.control
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Provides the base functionality for a grid of
Buttons
.
- ButtonGrid.Builder<T extends ButtonGrid.Builder> - Class in dashboard.control
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Builder for the ButtonGrid class, to be extended by all subclasses of ButtonGrid.


SQL Injection
SQL injection is a technique that exploits security loopholes in data driven applications. Examples of SQL injection can take the form of:
- Incorrectly filtered escape characters - For example, entering ' or '1'='1 as the userName for the line of code: renders the SQL statement If this code was part of an authentication procedure, access would be granted since '1'='1' is always true.
- Incorrect type handling - For example, entering 1;DROP TABLE users as a_variable for the line of code: renders the SQL statement This code would result in the server's unintended loss of data.
To help reduce the chances or effects of the negative consequences of SQL injection, some steps that can be taken which include:
- Use prepared statements - in SQL injection, user input is used as part of the SQL statement. Prepared statements force the user input to be handled as the content of a parameter (and not as part of the SQL command). The query and the data are sent to the SQL server separately using different protocols.
- Escape user input characters that have special meaning in SQL before putting it in a query
- Check for patterns - require users to provide input using a specific type and format. Then check to see if the type and input syntax are valid.


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Frei AP*, Bava FA*, Zunder ER, Hsieh EW, Chen SY, Nolan GP, Gherardini PF. Highly multiplexed simultaneous detection of RNAs and proteins in single cells. Nature Methods. 2016. *contributed equally
Spitzer MH*, Gherardini PF*, Fragiadakis GK, Bhattacharya N, Yuan RT, Hotson AN, Finck R, Carmi Y, Zunder ER, Fantl WJ, Bendall SC, Engleman EG, Nolan GP. A dynamic immune system reference map: system-wide organization with functional correlates. Science. 2015. *contributed equally
Levine JH*, Simonds EF*, Bendall SC*, Davis KL, Amir ED, Litvin O, Fienberg H, Jager A, Pinkus L, Zunder ER, Finck R, Gedman AL, Radtke I, Downing JR, Pe’er D, Nolan GP. Data-Driven Phenotypic Dissection of AML Reveals Progenitor-like Cells that Correlate with Prognosis. Cell. 2015. *contributed equally
Lujan E*, Zunder ER*, Nolan GP, Wernig M. Early regulators of iPSC reprogramming identified by a novel set of transient intermediates. Nature. 2015. *contributed equally
Zunder ER*, Lujan E*, Goltsev Y, Wernig M, and Nolan GP. A Continuous Molecular Roadmap to iPSC Reprogramming Through Progression Analysis of Single Cell Mass Cytometry. Cell Stem Cell. 2015. *contributed equally
Zunder ER*, Finck R*, Behbehani GK, Amir ED, Krishnaswamy S, Gonzalez VD, Lorang CG, Bjornson Z, Spitzer MH, Bodenmiller B, Fantl WJ, Pe’er D, Nolan GP. Palladium-based Mass-Tag Cell Barcoding with a Doublet-Filtering Scheme and Single Cell Deconvolution Algorithm. Nature Protocols. 2015. *contributed equally
Behbehani GK, Thom C, Zunder ER, Finck R, Gaudilliere B, Fragiadakis GK, Fantl WJ, Nolan GP. Transient partial permeabilization with saponin enables cellular barcoding prior to surface marker staining. Cytometry Part A. 2014.
Bodenmiller B*, Zunder ER*, Finck R*, Chen TJ, Savig ES, Bruggner RV, Simonds EF, Bendall SC, Sachs K, Krutzik PO, Nolan GP. Multiplexed mass cytometry profiling of cellular states perturbed by small-molecule regulators. Nature Biotechnology. 2012. *contributed equally
Cheng CK, Gustafson WC, Charron E, Houseman BT, Zunder ER, Goga A, Gray NS, Pollok B, Oakes SA, James CD, Shokat KM, Weiss WA, Fan QW. Dual blockade of lipid and cyclin-dependent kinases induces synthetic lethality in malignant glioma. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA. 2012.
Zunder ER, Knight ZA, Houseman BT, Apsel B, Shokat KM. Discovery of drug-resistant and drug-sensitizing mutations in the oncogenic PI3K isoform p110alpha. Cancer Cell. 2008.
Knight ZA, Gonzalez B, Feldman ME, Zunder ER, Goldenberg DD, Williams O, Loewith R, Stokoe D, Balla A, Toth B, Balla T, Weiss WA, Williams RL, Shokat KM. A pharmacological map of the PI3-K family defines a role for p110alpha in insulin signaling. Cell. 2006.


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See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractHibernateType |
Abstract Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts values transparently.
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| AbstractLobType |
Abstract extension of
AbstractHibernateType for LOB types that encrypts as well as compresses
arbitrarily large binary data. |
| EncryptedBlobType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts BLOB values transparently.
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| EncryptedBooleanType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts boolean values transparently.
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| EncryptedByteType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts byte values transparently.
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| EncryptedCalendarType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts calendar values transparently.
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| EncryptedCharacterType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts character values transparently.
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| EncryptedClobType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts CLOB values transparently.
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| EncryptedDateType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts date values transparently.
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| EncryptedDoubleType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts double values transparently.
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| EncryptedFloatType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts float values transparently.
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| EncryptedIntegerType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts integer values transparently.
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| EncryptedLongType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts long values transparently.
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| EncryptedObjectType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts Java objects transparently.
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| EncryptedShortType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts short values transparently.
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| EncryptedStringType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts string values transparently.
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| EncryptedTextType |
Hibernate UserType class which encrypts and decrypts arbitrarily large text values transparently.
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The Cockpit Guide is for those deploying Cockpit or developing parts of Cockpit.
Latest Cockpit Guide
Specific and older versions of the guide are listed here:


The seas were calm and the weather was beautiful on our port days in Cozumel and Puerto Progreso.
My wife and I recently went on a cruise to Mexico. We crossed a relatively calm Gulf of Mexico while Hurricane Harvey was battering Houston.
Our cruise began and ended in New Orleans. While in New Orleans we had lunch at Chickie Wah Wah. This unassuming sandwich shop is actually the 2017 best new restaurant in the nation according to both Bon Apppetit and Food and Wine.
Accoring to my wife a couple of times durring the trip I was the "extra special" version of myself. I know that this is true because at those times she gave me that special look she gives me to let me know how much she loves and appreciates me.
Attached is a galary of sweet babies. These pictures are included because I can!


RIVAL SUPPORT
Wrexham fans troll Rangers with Celtic scarves and banner at Ibrox in Challenge Cup clash
by David FowlerWREXHAM fans trolled Rangers during their Tunnock's Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup clash by unveiling a Celtic banner and scarves in the away end at Ibrox.
The National League side were backed by 1000 travelling supporters at Ibrox.
And while they were disappointed to see their side eliminated after the Light Blues strolled to a 2-0 victory, supporters took their chance to take a swipe at Gers fans.
A banner which had he badges of Celtic, Bohemians and Wrexham was held aloft in the rammed away section.
Green and white Hoops scarves were also waved as fans taunted the Ibrox faithful during the match.
But the Light Blues youngster made easy work of the clash on the park as Jamie Barjonas and Nathan Young-Coombes scored either side of the break.
Jon Flanagan and George Edmundson were handed run-outs in the youth side defence as they secured a win in front of just over 5000 fans.
Rangers Colts are now into the semi-final of the competition after wins over Berwick, Stranraer, Ballymena, Solihull Moors and Wrexham.
For a spot in the final they could now face Raith Rovers, Partick Thistle or Inverness.


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| org.sunflow.core | |
| org.sunflow.core.camera | |
| org.sunflow.core.light | |
| org.sunflow.core.modifiers | |
| org.sunflow.core.primitive | |
| org.sunflow.core.shader | |
| org.sunflow.core.tesselatable |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
CameraLens
Represents a mapping from the 3D scene onto the final image.
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interface |
LightSource
This interface is used to represent any light emitting primitive.
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interface |
Modifier
This represents a surface modifier.
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interface |
PrimitiveList
This class represents an object made up of many primitives.
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interface |
Shader
A shader represents a particular light-surface interaction.
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interface |
Tesselatable
Represents an object which can be tesselated into a list of primitives such
as a
TriangleMesh . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Camera
This class represents a camera to the renderer.
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class |
Geometry
This class represent a geometric object in its native object space.
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class |
Instance
This represents an instance of a
Geometry into the scene. |
class |
Options
This holds rendering objects as key, value pairs.
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|---|---|
class |
FisheyeLens |
class |
PinholeLens |
class |
SphericalLens |
class |
ThinLens |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DirectionalSpotlight |
class |
ImageBasedLight |
class |
PointLight |
class |
SphereLight |
class |
SunSkyLight |
class |
TriangleMeshLight |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BumpMappingModifier |
class |
NormalMapModifier |
class |
PerlinModifier |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Background |
class |
BanchoffSurface |
class |
Box |
class |
CornellBox |
class |
CubeGrid |
class |
Cylinder |
class |
Hair |
class |
JuliaFractal |
class |
ParticleSurface |
class |
Plane |
class |
QuadMesh |
class |
Sphere |
class |
SphereFlake |
class |
Torus |
class |
TriangleMesh |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AmbientOcclusionShader |
class |
AnisotropicWardShader |
class |
ConstantShader |
class |
DiffuseShader |
class |
GlassShader |
class |
IDShader |
class |
MirrorShader |
class |
NormalShader |
class |
PhongShader |
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The horrifying picture has emerged after police arrested five teenagers, including a girl aged 13, following the fight involving 100 people at the screening of gangster film Blue Story inside Star City in Birmingham
by Lorraine KingA terrifying photo has emerged of a baby-faced teenager wielding a huge machete during a mass brawl at a Vue cinema in Birmingham.
The boy is surrounded by other youths at the entertainment complex Star City near Nechells where a violent fight involving 100 people - including other armed thugs - broke out just after 5.30pm on Saturday.
Families with young children were ready to enjoy the first opening Saturday of Frozen II when the violence erupted at the screening of new gangster film Blue Story.
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I've soldered up my emonTx and am in the process of testing it. Is the polarity if the AC adaptor tip important? The supplied Mascot AC adaptor has a reversable tip to swap center polarity.
emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
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Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
See here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-and-ac-power-adaptor...
Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
This is AC, polarity shouldn't really matrer
Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
You are wrong:
Ac sensor polarity, together with the CT polarity / orientation, defines which sign - positive or negative - power flow represents imported power or exported power. Many users on this site generate power so knowledge of the direction of power flow is important to them.
Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
As Robert has said, it does matter because if you connect them the wrong way round, emon will not function correctly.
Easy way to tell; connect up emon and check the readings. If they are negative in value, ie. -128, then swop round the low voltage AC connections so that emon reads a positive value. (assuming that you are measuring power usage).
Paul
Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
Actually, Paul, he could be half right: I had forgotten that there is a current-only demo sketch that assumes the system voltage, so it does not know about phase, vars, real power, power factor or import/export. And only guesstimates VA and calls it power. (Just like the Efergy and some others). So if he was thinking about polarity or orientation of the CT, then in that particular case it doesn't matter.
I wrote the "standard" in the Installation and Calibration notes so that there would be a reference and people who followed that would get consistent and meaningful results.
Re: emonTx and ac adaptor polarity
I stand corrected and ashamed


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Directed by Denys Arcand. Screenplay by Arcand and Jacob Potashnik. Starring Jessica Pare, Dan Aykroyd, Charles Berling. Running time: 100 minutes. This film is not yet rated by the MFCB. Reviewed on January 24th, 2001.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
As moviegoers, there is a temptation to believe that we understand more about the actors and actresses than we really do. All too often, fans come to think that they know how the stars behave off-screen, when in fact they're merely extrapolating from the performers' on-screen personas. Natalie Portman, for example, stirred up a minor controversy last year when she dared to suggest that those "Star Wars" aficionados who would approach her thinking they could automatically be friends had the wrong idea.
Denys Arcand's new film "Stardom" takes this cult of celebrity as its inspiration. It's a movie about how stars are as much manufactured as they are born -- how the way a person appears on camera may not only be completely different from the way they really are, but even different from the way they want to be seen. In particular, Arcand examines the rise from obscurity of a model -- because, after all, what better embodies the notion of packaging over personality better than modelling, a career which is all about grooming your appearance, and very little else? In a scathing lampoon of the industry, "Stardom" depicts its inherent superficiality by examining the way that true identity is not only glossed over but, in fact, is virtually quashed.
Tina Menzhal (Jessica Pare) is a small-town hockey player in Cornwall, Ontario, who happens to be captured in a nationally-distributed photograph. Tina's alluring, enigmatic (but entirely accidental) pose captures the attention of fashion photographer Philippe Gascon (Charles Berling) and soon her star begins to rise on the Canadian modelling scene. But fame is a fleeting thing, and Tina quickly finds her stock dropping, particularly after a disastrous attempt to give her face international recognition by working in Paris.
Just when it seems Tina's career is on the verge of fizzling as quickly as it came about, though, she has the good fortune to sign on with a powerful agent (Thomas Gibson from TV's "Dharma & Greg" in a delightfully subdued performance). Soon, Tina is a household name and a tabloid fixture -- especially as she finds herself the object of affection of various powerful men, including Gascon, restauranteur Barry Levine (Dan Aykroyd), and Canadian ambassador Blaine de Castillon (Frank Langella). As her fame grows, Tina's life starts careening perilously out of control.
The most striking feature of "Stardom" is Arcand's decision to relay his story about the medium through the medium: virtually every scene is cast in the form of a TV interview or documentary segment or something similar. En route, Arcand takes the opportunity to satirise such media stalwarts as Oprah Winfrey and Jerry Springer, and other programmes which use appearance and formula as a substitute for genuine content. Some of these are successful parodies, some less so. For instance, a spoof of MuchMusic (Canada's MTV counterpart) is manic and frenzied when programming on the real television station is laid back and relaxed; a takeoff on MuchMusic is not necessarily unwarranted, but Arcand adopts entirely the wrong approach.
Still, this narrative technique works well for a time. It allows us to see Tina's development in almost exactly the same way as her fans, with only an occasional glimpse behind the curtain. However, as the film wears on, the device becomes cumbersome, forcing Arcand to go to more laborious lengths to maintain the conceit. In particular, he eventually resorts to using scenes from a documentary being made about Tina by an eccentric filmmaker (Robert Lepage). In small measures, this would not have seemed so awkward, but because Arcand comes to rely on the "documentary" increasingly in the latter half of the movie, it begins strain disbelief.
Similarly, Arcand's entire parody of the fashion and television industries starts off fresh, but gradually loses steam as he fails to find much new to say. "Stardom" is amusing and intelligent enough, but has little insight not already imparted by numerous other treatises on the trade. It loses its way as Arcand getting caught up in the absurdities of his storyline.
Fortunately, "Stardom" does possess a fine cast to ease the way past its rougher segments. Jessica Pare, in her first major film, does a fine job as Tina. It might appear at first that Pare has little work to do, given that the whole point of her character is that she is a media-molded cipher whose personality extends no further than this month's magazine cover. But Pare doesn't forget that there is a real person beneath the glitter and lipstick, even if Tina's depths are never fully plumbed. One running gag is that, whenever Tina tries to offer her own opinions or say something intelligent, she gets cut off mid-sentence, so instead she eventually resorts to speaking only in the sort of meaningless sound bites that too many reporters love. But before this happens, Pare effectively communicates the frustration -- more accurately, perhaps, the disappointment -- Tina feels at not being allowed to be more than just a model. It raises the question of how her time in the spotlight would have gone had she not been automatically pigeonholed as a mindless camera drone.
Also excellent is Dan Aykroyd as Tina's erstwhile paramour, Barry.  But once he gets sucked into her orbit, his own fifteen minutes of fame quickly begin to wear out, until the only thing saving him from obscurity is his relationship with Tina. Aykroyd's degeneration from a savvy smooth-talker to a desperate, ranting lunatic is "Stardom"'s most fascinating story arc.
But in too many other respects, "Stardom" is just not very satisfying. It is not a bad film by any means, and certainly has a lot to recommend it, but it sets its sights high and misses the target by a fair margin. Ironically, its lack of true substance means that it suffers from the very deficiency it seeks to criticise.
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Select a frame by its (zero-based) index. Selecting a frame by index is equivalent to the JS expression window.frames[index] where "window" is the DOM window represented by the current context. Once the frame has been selected, all subsequent calls on the WebDriver interface are made to that frame.- Parameters:
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nameOrId
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- This driver focused on the given frame
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org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchFrameException
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frame
Select a frame using its previously locatedWebElement
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frameElement
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- This driver focused on the given frame.
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org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchFrameException
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frame
Select a frame using its previously locatedWebElement
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frameElement
- The frame element to switch to.- Returns:
- This driver focused on the given frame.
- Throws:
org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchFrameException
- If the given element is neither an IFRAME nor a FRAME element.org.openqa.selenium.StaleElementReferenceException
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parentFrame
T parentFrame()Change focus to the parent context. If the current context is the top level browsing context, the context remains unchanged.- Returns:
- This driver focused on the parent frame
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window
Switch the focus of future commands for this driver to the window with the given name/handle.- Parameters:
nameOrHandle
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- This driver focused on the given window
- Throws:
org.openqa.selenium.NoSuchWindowException
- If the window cannot be found
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defaultContent
T defaultContent()Selects either the first frame on the page, or the main document when a page contains iframes.- Returns:
- This driver focused on the top window/first frame.
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activeElement
FluentWebElement activeElement()Switches to the element that currently has focus within the document currently "switched to", or the body element if this cannot be detected. This matches the semantics of calling "document.activeElement" in Javascript.- Returns:
- The WebElement with focus, or the body element if no element with focus can be detected.
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alert
AlertImpl alert()Switches to the currently active modal dialog for this particular driver instance.- Returns:
- A handle to the dialog.
- Throws:
org.openqa.selenium.NoAlertPresentException
- If the dialog cannot be found
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Installing C-PAC¶
Requirements¶
System Requirements¶
C-PAC is designed to run in a *nix-like environment and thus does not support Windows. The C-PAC team actively tests C-PAC in Ubuntu Linux, although older versions of that distribution and other *nixes (such as Mac OS X) should work as well. As a general rule, C-PAC can operate on any machine capable of reliably running AFNI .
Hardware Requirements¶
- A multiprocessor/multicore system (highly recommended)
- 8 GB of RAM (for computationally-intensive processes such as anatomical registration using ANTS)
- 5.7 GB of free hard disk space (8.3 GB with ANTs)
A Note About the *nix Command Line¶
This user guide assumes a basic level of experience using the command line. If you are new to the command line (also known as the terminal), the resources below will help you get started:
- Getting to Know the Command Line
- Terminals for Absolute Beginners (Part 1 )
- Learning the Shell
- Unix Tutorial for Beginners
- Unix for the Beginning Mage
Installation Overview¶
If you are using Ubuntu (version 12/14) you can download and run cpac_install.sh with the following terminal commands as root:
wget https://github.com/FCP-INDI/C-PAC/blob/master/scripts/cpac_install.sh?raw=true
mv cpac_install.sh?raw=true cpac_install.sh
chmod +x cpac_install.sh
sudo ./cpac_install.sh -r
This will install all of the prerequisites and resources listed below. If you have previously installed versions of these, they will not be reinstalled, and the script will not check the release version to match the requirements of C-PAC.
Note: This script is intended for Ubuntu Linux 12/14, but it may work for older releases of Ubuntu.
For other operating systems, this page will guide you through the following C-PAC installation steps:
- Installing the required system-level dependencies
- Installing the required Python dependencies
- Installing AFNI and FSL
- Installing C3D and ANTS (optional, but recommended)
- Installing the required C-PAC image resources
- Installing C-PAC itself
It will also provide information on how to:
- Test your installation.
- Upgrade C-PAC to a new version.
- Run C-PAC without installing.
Instructions for Installing Particular Dependencies¶
Installing System-Level Dependencies¶
A complete installation of C-PAC requires that the following dependencies be installed on your OS (and possibly other packages depending on your configuration):
- cmake
- make
- build
- git
- unzip
- libxp
- netpbm
- gcc (with Fortran and C++ compilers and libgfortran)
- The Python developer libraries
- lapack and its developer libraries
- libcanberra (under Linux)
- The Mesa OpenGL utility library
- gsl
- zlib and its developer libraries
- Graphviz (optional; required for workflow graphs)
- Xvfb
- libxml
- libxslt
- Python developer libraries
The command to install all of these on Ubuntu 12/14 is:
sudo apt-get install -y cmake git make unzip libcanberra-gtk-module libxp6 netpbm libglu1-mesa gsl-bin zlib1g-dev graphviz graphviz-dev pkg-config build-essential libxml2-dev libxslt-dev python-dev xvfb
OS-Specific Instructions¶
Mac OS X:
- Installing system-level and Python dependencies will be made much easier if you download the Xcode Command Line Tools from Apple (requires a free Apple account), which includes (among other things) Git and gcc.
- You may want to consider using a package manager such as Homebrew .
Ubuntu 16.04:
- The apt-get command used for Ubuntu 12/14 works with libxp6 omitted. Unfortunately, libxp is no longer included in the Ubuntu repositories and will need to be compiled from source. The commands to accomplish this are as follows (note that these commands must be executed as the root user).
apt-get install autoconf autogen xutils-dev x11proto-print-dev
cd /tmp
git clone https://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/lib/libXp.git
cd libXp
./autogen.sh
configure
make
make install
Installing Python Dependencies¶
Please ensure that you are using Python 2.7 and above, but not Python 3 (since it is not backwards-compatible). Though many computers come with Python pre-installed, C-PAC relies on a number of special-purpose packages, which are listed below. Packages with an asterisk can be installed through easy_install or pip. Installing Anaconda (64-bit version only), Miniconda or Enthought Canopy and using a package manager can simplify installation greatly. Instructions for Miniconda are given below.
- SciPy and NumPy
- Nipype (version 0.11 is compatible with C-PAC 0.3.9; version 0.10 is compatible with versions of C-PAC after 0.3.7, version 0.9.2 for C-PAC versions 0.3.4b, 0.3.5, and 0.3.6; version 0.12 of nipype is not compatible with the currently release versions of C-PAC)
- Nibabel
- NetworkX *
- Traits *
- Matplotlib *
- wxPython
- PyYAML *
- Jinja2 *
- PyLockfile *
- Cython (version 12.1 or greater) *
- iPython (optional)
- PyGraphviz (optional; required for workflow graphs)
- Patsy
- Boto 3
- psutil
- INDI-tools
- future
- prov
- simplejson
- pandas
Miniconda¶
The following commands will install all the Python dependencies within a Miniconda environment:
wget http://repo.continuum.io/miniconda/Miniconda-3.8.3-Linux-x86_64.sh
chmod +x Miniconda-3.8.3-Linux-x86_64.sh
./Miniconda-3.8.3-Linux-x86_64.sh -b
export PATH=~/miniconda/bin:${PATH}
echo 'export PATH=~/miniconda/bin:${PATH}' >> ~/.bashrc
conda create -y -n cpac python
source activate cpac
conda install -y cython numpy scipy matplotlib networkx traits pyyaml jinja2 nose ipython pip wxpython pandas
pip install lockfile pygraphviz nibabel nipype patsy psutil boto3 INDI-tools future prov simplejson
source deactivate
OS-Specific Instructions¶
Mac OS X:
- It is highly recommended that you use either Canopy or Anaconda/Miniconda to install Python packages such as wxPython, SciPy and NumPy. Manually installing these packages on OS X can be difficult and error-prone. If you use Anaconda/Conda, the commands above should install all packages seamlessly (assuming you download the Mac OS X Miniconda install script instead of the Linux script when using wget).
Installing AFNI and FSL¶
C-PAC harnesses the power of two leading neuroimaging software packages (AFNI ) to perform key analyses. These packages must be installed before running C-PAC.
To install AFNI on a non-Fedora 21 64-bit Linux machine you may run the follow commands as the super user:
For AFNI to be available globally on your machine, you should then add the following lines to the file located at /etc/bash.bashrc:
If you open a new shell and type afni the AFNI console should now appear. If not, double-check the lines added to /etc/bash.bashrc for typos and make sure that /opt/afni contains the AFNI commands.
For more details about installing AFNI (including instructions for other architectures) please refer to the AFNI manual here .
To install FSL on a Debian or Ubuntu-based Linux machine you may run the follow commands as the super user to install the Neurodebian repository, which contains a pre-packaged version of FSL that integrates seamlessly with the Debian ecosystem:
A note regarding the Neurodebian repository: We have encountered compatibility issues in the past with the Neurodebian binary for AFNI. For this reason, it is suggested that you follow the installation instructions above or the instructions from the AFNI homepage.
Now install FSL using:
For FSL to be available globally on your machine, you should then add the following lines to the file located at /etc/bash.bashrc:
For more details about installing FSL (including instructions for other architectures) please refer to the FSL documentation here .
OS-Specific Instructions¶
Mac OS X:
In Mac OS X, you can make it so that a local user account can find AFNI by adding the lines in the instructions above to the .bashrc file in your home directory and then adding the following code to the .bash_profile file in your home directory.
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then source ~/.bashrc fi
Installing C3D and ANTS (optional, but recommended)¶
ANTS is an optional, but recommended package for performing image registration / normalization. ANTS depends upon C3D, which can be installed by following the steps below. If you do not want to install ANTS, you may skip this step. You can always install ANTS later.
Installing C3D¶
- Download C3D from here (for Mac users).
- Unzip the downloaded archive, and place the extracted folder in the location of your choosing.
- Add the following text to your .bashrc file:
export PATH=/path_to/C3D/bin:$PATH
Where /path_to/C3D is the location of the extracted folder.
- Open a new terminal window. Test your installation by running c3d_affine_tool. If this fails, see the Troubleshooting section below.
Troubleshooting:
- If you are given a permissions error, run chmod -R /path_to/X, where X is the folder of the package giving you the error.
- If you have added the paths to your .bashrc (and .bash_profile if necessary) but you are still unable to run the commands above, try adding or removing a trailing / from the paths (e.g. ../bin vs. ../bin/). We are working to compile a list of which platforms require the slash and which do not.
Installing ANTS¶
To install ANTS, follow the instructions below.
For Debian-based platforms, install the Neurodebian keys (see the FSL installation instructions above) and run the following command as the super user:
apt-get install ants
For other platforms, download ANTS from Github and compile from source:
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/stnava/ANTs.git
This will create a folder named “ANTS” in the directory where you ran the command from.
Next, create a new directory in a location of your choosing and navigate to it:
mkdir /opt/ants
cd /opt/ants
Next, run these commands from this directory to build your ANTS install:
cmake -c -g /tmp/ANTS
make -j <number>
Where <number> is how many cores you wish to dedicate to building your install - the more you use, the sooner it will complete. For example, if you want to use four cores, you would run ‘make -j 4’.
Once this is complete, you will need to modify your environment. Add the following text to your .bashrc file:
export ANTSPATH=/opt/ants/bin
export PATH=/opt/ants/bin:$PATH
You can test the installation by opening a new terminal window and running this command:
antsApplyTransforms
If this returns a help page with a list of parameters, your ANTS installation was a success.
OS-Specific Instructions¶
Mac OS X:
- Similar to the AFNI and FSL path setup, you must also add the C3D and ANTS paths to your .bash_profile file.
Installing C-PAC Image Resources¶
During preprocessing and analysis, C-PAC utilizes many of the standard brain atlases and tissue maps provided by FSL. Additionally, C-PAC requires the following non-standard files in order to run properly:
- Binarized tissue prior probability maps (used during tissue segmentation)
- Symmetric versions of the MNI152 brain template and masks (used when calculating VMHC)
These files are included in the C-PAC Image Resources package, available here . You may install these files using the following commands or use the included script (install_resources.sh):
cd /tmp
wget http://fcon_1000.projects.nitrc.org/indi/cpac_resources.tar.gz
tar xfz cpac_resources.tar.gz
cd cpac_image_resources
cp -n MNI_3mm/* $FSLDIR/data/standard
cp -n MNI_4mm/* $FSLDIR/data/standard
cp -n symmetric/* $FSLDIR/data/standard
cp -nr tissuepriors/2mm $FSLDIR/data/standard/tissuepriors
cp -nr tissuepriors/3mm $FSLDIR/data/standard/tissuepriors
cp -nr tissuepriors/4mm $FSLDIR/data/standard/tissuepriors
cp -n HarvardOxford-lateral-ventricles-thr25-2mm.nii.gz $FSLDIR/data/atlases/HarvardOxford
These commands perform the following steps:
- The image resources are downloaded.
- 3mm and 4mm MNI tempaltes are copied to the /data/standard directory of your FSL installation.
- Files located in the /symmetric folder of the C-PAC Image Resources directory are copied to the /data/standard directory of your FSL installation.
- The /2mm and /3mm folders located in C-PAC Image Resources directory are copied to /data/standard/tissuepriors directory of your FSL installation.
Installing C-PAC¶
Congratulations, you are now ready to install C-PAC itself!
C-PAC is available for download from the C-PAC Homepage . Click the button labeled “Download as tar.gz”. Unpack the downloaded archive and navigate to the new directory. To install C-PAC, run the command sudo python setup.py install. C-PAC will be installed alongside your other python packages. If this fails, check to make sure that you have all the dependencies installed. You may also install C-PAC using the commands below:
cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/FCP-INDI/C-PAC.git cd C-PAC python setup.py install
Testing Your C-PAC Installation¶
In a new terminal window, open iPython (or Python) and enter the command import CPAC. If installation was successful, this will execute without an error and present you with a blank new line. If you encounter an error (e.g. no module named C-PAC), try re-running the C-PAC install command above. If this does not work, see the Troubleshooting and Help Page. Note that if you do not open a new terminal window and are still within the C-PAC installation directory (‘C-PAC’), you may encounter errors that can be alleviated by leaving the ‘C-PAC’ directory.
Once you are able to successfully import CPAC it is safe to delete any setup files downloaded during the install process (e.g. Nipype and C-PAC downloads, FSL install scripts, etc.), as they are no longer needed.
Note: The test process described here only acts to confirm that the C-PAC python package has been correctly installed. To fully test C-PAC on your system, please see the Benchmark Page.
Updating C-PAC¶
C-PAC is being actively developed, and new versions (containing bug fixes and new features) are often released. To update to the latest version, simply download it from the C-PAC Homepage and repeat the instructions in the Installing C-PAC section above. A list of previous versions and the changes they contain is available on the Release Notes Page.
Note: If you are using Anaconda/Miniconda you may also use the following command (replacing ‘cpac’ with your environment name) to remove an old environment before creating a new environment to replace it.
conda remove --all -n cpac
Running C-PAC Without Installing¶
Users wishing to run C-PAC without installing it can do so by copying the downloaded C-PAC directory to the location of their choice. C-PAC can then be run by opening iPython (or Python) from within this directory. This is useful in cases where a user does not have sufficient privileges to install Python packages, but is running on a machine that already contains all C-PAC dependencies.
Some network centrality features will not be available without compiling the C-based elements. In order to do this without installing the rest of C-PAC, simply use the following command
python setup.py build_ext --inplace
Note: Unfortunately, it is not possible at this time to use the C-PAC GUI without installing C-PAC.


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Computer Network Development and Installation.
Wireless
Integrate, install and support wireless solutions for different applications.
VPN
Integrate, install and support VPN solutions using different appliances (Routers/UTM/Firewall).
Mail Server
Provide solutions to email management which extends much beyond the regular features of mail hosting.
Anti-Virus
Comprehensive Anti-Virus and Content Security solutions that safeguards Gateway, Servers, Workstations and desktops from Viruses, Spyware, Adware, Malware, Key loggers, Hackers, Spammers, Phishing, objectionable content and many more.
UTM Firewall
Comprehensive security by integrating state-full packet firewall, full-featured VPN, anti-spyware, gateway anti-virus, intrusion prevention, anti-spam and URL filtering thus reducing the time and costs associated with managing multiple point solutions.


{%= __("Permissions are set on Roles and Document Types (called DocTypes) by setting rights like Read, Write, Create, Delete, Submit, Cancel, Amend, Report, Import, Export, Print, Email and Set User Permissions.") %}
{%= __("Permissions get applied on Users based on what Roles they are assigned.") %}
{%= __("The system provides many pre-defined roles. You can add new roles to set finer permissions.") %} {%= __("Add a New Role") %}
{%= __("Permissions are automatically applied to Standard Reports and searches.") %}
{%= __("As a best practice, do not assign the same set of permission rule to different Roles. Instead, set multiple Roles to the same User.") %}
{%= __("Meaning of Submit, Cancel, Amend") %}:
{%= __("Certain documents, like an Invoice, should not be changed once final. The final state for such documents is called Submitted. You can restrict which roles can Submit.") %}
{%= __("You can change Submitted documents by cancelling them and then, amending them.") %}
{%= __("When you Amend a document after Cancel and save it, it will get a new number that is a version of the old number.") %}
{%= __("For example if you cancel and amend INV004 it will become a new document INV004-1. This helps you to keep track of each amendment.") %}
{%= __("Permission Levels") %}:
{%= __("Permissions at level 0 are Document Level permissions, i.e. they are primary for access to the document.") %}
{%= __("If a Role does not have access at Level 0, then higher levels are meaningless.") %}
{%= __("Permissions at higher levels are Field Level permissions. All Fields have a Permission Level set against them and the rules defined at that permissions apply to the field. This is useful in case you want to hide or make certain field read-only for certain Roles.") %}


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Letter of direction to Birmingham City Council and the education commissioner’s terms of reference
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Andrew McCully, Director General of the Infrastructure and Funding Directorate at the DfE, writes to Birmingham City Council on behalf of the Secretary of State regarding the education commissioner’s investigation into Birmingham schools. The terms of reference for the Education Commissioner is also available.


name : str
year_of_construction : int
year of first construction
number_of_floors : int
number of floors above ground
height_of_floors : float
average height of the floors
net_leased_area : float
total net leased area of building
with_ahu : boolean
if building has a central AHU or not
neighbour_buildings : int
neighbour (default = 0)
0: no neighbour
1: one neighbour
2: two neighbours
construction_type : str (default = “heavy”)
construction type
heavy: heavy construction
light: light construction
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