A REVIEW OF "CHINATOWN" A RETRO REVIEW, 1974 by Ryan Ellis
give me a buzz on the ol' e-lines<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Chinatown" is one of those movies that you'd be better off watching in black and white to get that real film noir experience. Representing the very best in the tradition of film noir, this classic was honoured by the American Film Institute when they released their "100 Years, 100 Movies" list. It placed #19 on that list, which ranked even higher than the Oscar-winning "The Godfather Part II" of 1974 (which placed #32). "Chinatown" is so layered, so well acted, so superbly written that it can be watched many times and something different just might be noticed with each viewing. Robert Towne's original screenplay (the only Oscar this movie won) could be put in a vault, removed in 90 years, and it would STILL be among the sharpest ever written. The 11-time Oscar-nominated Jack Nicholson stars in this picture about a monopoly over the California water supply during a severe drought in the '30s. Nicholson plays Private Investigator J.J. Gittes (a.k.a. Jake), a smooth-talking slimeball who usually works on exposing marital infidelities to unfortunate spouses. He occasionally apologizes for his foul mouth and wears a fedora like nobody's business. After a hypnotic, saxophone-dominated credit roll, the film begins in Gittes' office where Jake explains to a client (Burt Young, Paulie of "Rocky" fame) that his wife has been two-timing him. Right away it's obvious that Gittes is a puzzling character--he's not a worthless rodent, but he's certainly not your average "good guy" either. Gittes simply wants to make some dollars. As he says, "L.A.'s a small town. I just want to make a living." As the film progresses, we discover that Gittes has a sordid past when we worked as a police detective in Chinatown with his arch-rival, Lou Escobar (Perry Lopez). The story leads to the final confrontation between the major players in Chinatown where a helpless Gittes confronts some demons. But that's jumping ahead. The investigator is visited by the infamous Mrs. Mulwray, who claims her husband, Hollis, has been messing around and she wants proof. He stumbles onto something much bigger than a simple infidelity. Gittes follows Mr. Mulwray everywhere until he discovers that the man turned up drowned. He's confused when he is later confronted by the REAL Mrs. Evelyn Mulwray (breathlessly played by the beautiful Faye Dunaway). She wants him to find out who murdered her husband. Gittes snoops around in more places than he should and discovers that the water monopoly is a giant conspiracy led by Hollis' partner and Evelyn's father, Noah Cross (played by Nicholson's mentor, John Huston). In one of the most famous scenes in cinema history, Gittes' nose is slit by a thug (director Roman Polanski) trying to deter him from snooping.  Nicholson wore the prop for a realistic period of time to allow such an injury to heal. Ironically, he plays a terribly vain character in "Batman" (as Jack Napier before he becomes The Joker), who wouldn't be caught dead in such a get-up. But that shows the diversity of the 3-time Oscar-winner. Later, after sleeping with Mrs. Mulwray, getting beaten up by two more thugs, totalling his car, and suffering through two or three more plot twists, Gittes discovers that the phony Mrs. Mulwray was a pawn hired by the sinister Cross. And, hold onto your hats, Evelyn has a daughter who is also her sister, Catherine. How could that be? Well, Cross was a naughty boy... Actually, he's one of the best villains in Hollywood history. A great director, Huston is also a fine actor. So, when Gittes finally learns the truth, he helps Evelyn and Catherine escape from the vile clutches of Cross, who wants Catherine--"the only daughter I have left". That leads to the explosive night in Chinatown. I won't reveal the ending, save for the immortal final line, "Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown". Nicholson's smarminess and questioning grimaces reveal a great deal about his character and ignite what could have been slow and boring scenes. For instance, Gittes tries to light a cigarette while explaining the conspiracy to Evelyn. He fails to get the thing lit after several tries. He shrugs and gives up. This looks like it was a failed scene where the lighter was defective, but Polanski kept it because it works so well. After all, when things are falling apart in this man's life, why should a cigarette co-operate? Jack's "it figures" reaction is rather funny, too. One of Polanski's gifts is the good sense to let the camera linger on his actors and allow for a scene to develop without constant dialogue. That technique hardly works these days and no one seems patient enough to try it. Too many directors are "cut-happy" and don't want to let their actors act. However, Polanski was lucky enough to employ superstars like Nicholson and Dunaway. The film shows the racist, sexist, and often cruel attitudes of the economically-ravaged '30s. Gittes is not a hero, but he's one of the more complicated characters ever portrayed on the big screen. Perhaps this film also works so well because of the smoldering sexual chemistry between the two leads. Contrast those heated scenes with the macho exchanges between Nicholson and his surrogate father Huston. This is as smart a film as you'll see where nothing is as simple as it seems. As for Jack, he plays his ultimate tortured character. Unlike The Joker or Jack Torrance, Jake Gittes is a complex introvert. He says little and doesn't get to ride off in any sunsets with the girl. Unfortunately, he didn't win his first Oscar until the following year in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", his fifth nomination. He's my favourite actor and he might still win a 4th Academy Award to establish a record for male actors. "Chinatown" is a four-star groundbreaker filled with superior dialogue and plot twists that might easily confuse the casual observer. You've got to pay attention to this layered story because the pay-off is tremendous. Polanski and the producers did everything correctly, right down to the detailed period set design and the score by the great Jerry Goldsmith. This is the very best film noir movie ever shot. Watch it again and inhale a masterpiece because they don't make 'em like this anymore.
USELESS TRIVIA--Jack Nicholson has been nominated for a male record of 11 Oscars, 7 lead, 4 supporting. They are (capitals for Oscar wins): Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Detail, Chinatown, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, Reds, TERMS OF ENDEARMENT, Prizzi's Honor, Ironweed, A Few Good Men, and AS GOOD AS IT GETS.
This film receives a 10/10. It also ranks #37 on My 100 Favourite Films list
THE RYAN RATING SYSTEM SAYS... 10/10--absolutely outstanding 9/10--excellent 8/10--pretty darn good 7/10--sure, go on and give it a peek 6/10--so-so; ye ol' recommendation point 5/10--not quite worth the dollars 4/10--only if you have a free pass 3/10--don't go, PLEASE don't go 2/10--avoid even if you DO have a free pass 1/10--"Showgirls" territory; truly crappy 0/10--bang your head off a wall instead
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R/paramedic
: Predicting Absolute and Relative Abundance by Modeling Efficiency to Derive Intervals and Concentrations
Software author: Brian Williamson
Methodology authors: Brian Williamson, Jim Hughes and Amy Willis
paramedic
is a R package for estimating microbial concentration. paramedic
uses information from 16S count data (compositional data on all taxa) and absolute data on a subset of taxa (e.g., qPCR or flow cytometry) to estimate the absolute abundance of all taxa. The method accounts for differing taxon detection efficiencies between the two methods, and produces prediction and confidence intervals as well as point estimates of the absolute abundance of all taxa. Check out the paper for more details.
You may install a stable release of paramedic
from GitHub via devtools
by running the following code (replace v0.1.0
with the tag for the specific release you wish to install, and only install devtools
if needed):
install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github(repo =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You may install a development release of paramedic
from GitHub via devtools
by running the following code:
install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github(repo = "statdivlab/paramedic")
This example shows how to use paramedic
in a simple setting with data inspired by the University of Washington (UW) Sexually Transmitted Infections Cooperative Research Center (STICRC). For more examples and detailed explanation, please see the vignette.
## load required functions and libraries library("rstan") library("paramedic") ## read in the data data(example_16S_data) data(example_qPCR_data) # sample hyperparameter values sigma_beta <- 1 sigma_Sigma <- 1 alpha_sigma <- 2 kappa_sigma <- 1 ## ------------------------------------------------------------- ## Estimate concentrations for the first 7 taxa ## ------------------------------------------------------------- ## this is a small number of iterations, only for illustration ## also, shows how to use control parameters for rstan::stan stan_mod <- run_paramedic(W = example_16S_data[, 1:8], V = example_qPCR_data, sigma_beta = sigma_beta, sigma_Sigma = sigma_Sigma, alpha_sigma = alpha_sigma, kappa_sigma = kappa_sigma, n_iter = 30, n_burnin = 25, n_chains = 1, stan_seed = 4747, control = list(adapt_delta = 0.85, max_treedepth = 15), verbose = FALSE) stan_mod_summ <- summary(stan_mod, probs = c(0.025, 0.975))$summary stan_mod_samps <- extract(stan_mod) ## ------------------------------------------------------------- ## Extract posterior estimates for the taxon missing abolute abundance data ## ------------------------------------------------------------- posterior_summaries <- extract_posterior_summaries(stan_mod_summ, stan_mod_samps, taxa_of_interest = 9, mult_num = 1, level = 0.95, interval_type = "wald") ## ------------------------------------------------------------- ## Print out the posterior mean efficiencies and concentrations ## ------------------------------------------------------------- posterior_summaries$estimates posterior_summaries$est_efficiency
After using the paramedic
package, please cite the following:
@article{williamson2020,
author={Williamson, BD and Hughes, JP and Willis, AD},
title={A multi-view model for relative and absolute microbial abundances},
journal={bioRxiv},
year={2020},
note={doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/761486}
}
We use Stan to fit the hierarchical model to the data. Read any warning messages returned by the algorithm carefully, as these can help diagnose convergence issues. Carefully choosing initialisation values can speed up convergence.
If you encounter any bugs or have any specific feature requests, please file an issue. If your feature request relates to the hierarchical models implemented in paramedic
, please read the hierarchical models vignette prior to filing an issue or creating a pull request.


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Matrix4(pn11:Number = 1, pn12:Number = 0, pn13:Number = 0, pn14:Number = 0, pn21:Number = 0, pn22:Number = 1, pn23:Number = 0, pn24:Number = 0, pn31:Number = 0, pn32:Number = 0, pn33:Number = 1, pn34:Number = 0, pn41:Number = 0, pn42:Number = 0, pn43:Number = 0, pn44:Number = 1)
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Returns the determinant of the upper left 3x3 sub matrix of this matrix.
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Multiplies this matrix by the matrix passed in as if they were 3x3 matrices.
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Multiplies the upper left 3x3 sub matrix of this matrix by the passed in matrix.
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Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for the given angle of rotation around the x axis.
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Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for the given angle of rotation around the z axis.
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Makes this matrix a translation matrix from coordinates.
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1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n13:Number
Matrix4 cell.
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n14:Number
Matrix4 cell.
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n21:Number
Matrix4 cell.
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Matrix4 cell.
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n23:Number
Matrix4 cell.
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n32:Number
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
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public var n34:Number
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
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public var n41:Number
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
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public var n42:Number
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
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public var n43:Number
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
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public var n44:Number
Matrix4 cell.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
| Matrix4 | () | constructor |
public function Matrix4(pn11:Number = 1, pn12:Number = 0, pn13:Number = 0, pn14:Number = 0, pn21:Number = 0, pn22:Number = 1, pn23:Number = 0, pn24:Number = 0, pn31:Number = 0, pn32:Number = 0, pn33:Number = 1, pn34:Number = 0, pn41:Number = 0, pn42:Number = 0, pn43:Number = 0, pn44:Number = 1)
Creates a new 4x4 matrix. The default is an identity matrix.
Parameterspn11:Number (default = 1 ) — Matrix cell n11.
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pn12:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n12.
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pn13:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n13.
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pn14:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n14.
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pn21:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n21.
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pn22:Number (default = 1 ) — Matrix cell n22.
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pn23:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n23.
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pn24:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n24.
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pn31:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n31.
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pn32:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n32.
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pn33:Number (default = 1 ) — Matrix cell n33.
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pn34:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n34.
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pn41:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n41.
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pn42:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n42.
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pn43:Number (default = 0 ) — Matrix cell n43.
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pn44:Number (default = 1 ) — Matrix cell n44.
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var m:Matrix4 = new Matrix4();
1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
var m:Matrix4 = new Matrix4(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16);
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
| addMatrix | () | method |
public final function addMatrix(m2:Matrix4):void
Adds the passed in matrix to this matrix.
This passed in matrix is added to this matrix element by element:
n11 = n11 + m2.n11
n11 = n12 + m2.n12
...
m2:Matrix4 — The matrix to add to this matrix.
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| axisRotation | () | method |
public final function axisRotation(u:Number, v:Number, w:Number, angle:Number):void
Computes a rotation around an axis.
Parametersu:Number — X rotation.
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v:Number — Y rotation.
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w:Number — Z rotation.
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angle:Number — The angle of rotation in degrees.
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| axisRotationPoint3D | () | method |
public final function axisRotationPoint3D(v:Point3D, angle:Number):void
Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for a rotation around a given axis.
Parametersv:Point3D — The axis of rotation.
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angle:Number — The angle of rotation in degrees.
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| axisRotationWithReference | () | method |
public final function axisRotationWithReference(axis:Point3D, ref:Point3D, pAngle:Number):void
Realize a rotation around a specific axis through a specified point.
A rotation by a specified angle around a specified axis through a specific position (the reference point), is applied to this matrix.
Parametersaxis:Point3D — A Point3D representing the axis of the rotation.
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ref:Point3D — The reference point.
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pAngle:Number — The angle of rotation in degrees.
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| clone | () | method |
public final function clone():Matrix4
Returns a new Matrix4 object that is a clone of the original instance.
ReturnsMatrix4 —
A new Matrix4 object that is identical to the original.
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| copy | () | method |
public final function copy(m:Matrix4):void
Makes this matrix a copy of a passed in matrix.
All elements of the argument matrix are copied into this matrix.
Parametersm:Matrix4 — The matrix to copy.
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| deserialize | () | method |
public static function deserialize(convertFrom:String):Matrix4
Convert a string representation in a {
ParametersconvertFrom:String |
Matrix4 —
A {
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| det | () | method |
public final function det():Number
Returns the determinant of this matrix.
ReturnsNumber — The determinant.
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| det3x3 | () | method |
public final function det3x3():Number
Returns the determinant of the upper left 3x3 sub matrix of this matrix.
ReturnsNumber — The determinant.
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| eulerRotation | () | method |
public final function eulerRotation(ax:Number, ay:Number, az:Number):void
Computes a rotation from the Euler angle in degrees.
Parametersax:Number — The angle of rotation around the X axis in degrees.
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ay:Number — The angle of rotation around the Y axis in degrees.
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az:Number — The angle of rotation around the Z axis in degrees.
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| fromPoint3Ds | () | method |
public final function fromPoint3Ds(px:Point3D, py:Point3D, pz:Point3D, pt:Point3D):void
Creates transformation matrix from axis and translation Point3Ds.
Parameterspx:Point3D — X axis Point3D.
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py:Point3D — Y axis Point3D.
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pz:Point3D — Z axis Point3D.
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pt:Point3D — translation Point3D.
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| getEulerAngles | () | method |
public final function getEulerAngles():Point3D
Get the Euler angles from the rotation matrix.
ReturnsPoint3D —
A Point3D representing the Euler angles.
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| getTrace | () | method |
public final function getTrace():Number
Returns the trace of the matrix.
The trace value is the sum of the elements on the corners of the matrix.
ReturnsNumber — The trace value.
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| getTranslation | () | method |
public final function getTranslation():Point3D
Returns a Point3D that contains the 3D position information.
ReturnsPoint3D —
A Point3D.
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| identity | () | method |
public final function identity():void
Makes this matrix into an identity matrix.
Below is a representation of a identity matrix:
1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
| inverse | () | method |
public final function inverse():void
Inverts this matrix.
| multiply | () | method |
public final function multiply(m2:Matrix4):void
Multiplies this matrix by the passed in matrix.
Parametersm2:Matrix4 — The matrix to multiply with.
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| multiply3x3 | () | method |
public final function multiply3x3(m2:Matrix4):void
Multiplies this matrix by the matrix passed in as if they were 3x3 matrices.
Parametersm2:Matrix4 — The matrix to multiply with.
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| multiply4x3 | () | method |
public final function multiply4x3(m2:Matrix4):void
Multiplies the upper left 3x3 sub matrix of this matrix by the passed in matrix.
Parametersm2:Matrix4 — The matrix to multiply with.
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| rotationX | () | method |
public final function rotationX(angle:Number):void
Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for the given angle of rotation around the x axis.
Parametersangle:Number — The angle of rotation around the x axis in degrees.
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| rotationY | () | method |
public final function rotationY(angle:Number):void
Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for the given angle of rotation around the y axis.
Parametersangle:Number — The angle of rotation around the y axis in degrees.
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| rotationZ | () | method |
public final function rotationZ(angle:Number):void
Makes this matrix a rotation matrix for the given angle of rotation around the z axis.
Parametersangle:Number — The angle of rotation around the z axis in degrees.
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| scale | () | method |
public final function scale(nXScale:Number, nYScale:Number, nZScale:Number):void
Makes this matrix a scale matrix from coordinates.
Sx 0 0 0 0 Sy 0 0 0 0 Sz 0 0 0 0 1Parameters
nXScale:Number — x-scale.
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nYScale:Number — y-scale.
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nZScale:Number — z-scale.
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| scalePoint3D | () | method |
public final function scalePoint3D(v:Point3D):void
Makes this matrix a scale matrix from a Point3D.
Sx 0 0 0 0 Sy 0 0 0 0 Sz 0 0 0 0 1Parameters
v:Point3D — The scale Point3D.
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| serialize | () | method |
public function serialize(d:Number = .000001):String
Get a string representation of the {
Parametersd:Number (default = .000001 )
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String — A serialized String representing the { |
| toString | () | method |
public final function toString():String
Returns a string representation of this object.
ReturnsString — The fully qualified name of this object.
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| transform | () | method |
public final function transform(pv:Point3D):void
Multiplies a Point3D with this matrix.
Parameterspv:Point3D — The Point3D to be mutliplied.
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| transform3x3 | () | method |
public final function transform3x3(pv:Point3D):void
Multiplies a Point3D with the upper left 3x3 sub matrix of this matrix.
Parameterspv:Point3D — The Point3D to be mutliplied.
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| translation | () | method |
public final function translation(nTx:Number, nTy:Number, nTz:Number):void
Makes this matrix a translation matrix from coordinates.
1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Tx Ty Tz 1Parameters
nTx:Number — Translation in the x direction.
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nTy:Number — Translation in the y direction.
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nTz:Number — Translation in the z direction.
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| translationPoint3D | () | method |
public final function translationPoint3D(v:Point3D):void
Makes this matrix a translation matrix from a Point3D.
1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 v.x v.y v.z 1Parameters
v:Point3D — The translation Point3D.
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| zero | () | method |
public final function zero():void
Makes this matrix into a zero matrix.
Below is a representation of a zero matrix:
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
| USE_FAST_MATH | constant |
public static const USE_FAST_MATH:Boolean = false
Specifies whether fast math should be used.


Package enumerateWeightedSetCovers
Class Solution
- java.lang.Object
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- enumerateWeightedSetCovers.Solution
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.lang.Cloneable
public class Solution extends java.lang.Object implements java.lang.Cloneable
This class represents a solution to a weighted set cover problem. Internally, a solution is implemented using a BitSet, which indicates which sets of the problem are part of the solution. In addition, we store the weight of the solution Note that at different points in the runtime, this object may not be an actual set cover, but is is used to represent the solution being derived
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addSet(int i, int weight)
Adds a set to the solutionint
cardinality()
Solution
clone()
java.util.BitSet
getSolution()
int
getWeight()
void
removeSet(int i, int weight)
Removes a set from the solutionjava.lang.String
toString()
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Method Detail
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addSet
public void addSet(int i, int weight)
Adds a set to the solution- Parameters:
i
- the index of a set to be added to the solutionweight
- the weight of the set to be added to the solution
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removeSet
public void removeSet(int i, int weight)
Removes a set from the solution- Parameters:
i
- the index of a set to be removed from the solutionweight
- the weight of the set to be removed from the solution
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getSolution
public java.util.BitSet getSolution()
- Returns:
- the solution
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cardinality
public int cardinality()
- Returns:
- the solution size, i.e., the number of sets in the solution
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clone
public Solution clone()
- Overrides:
clone
in classjava.lang.Object
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getWeight
public int getWeight()
- Returns:
- the weight of the solution
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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Using the native DHCP feature provided by OVN¶
DHCPv4¶
OVN implements a native DHCPv4 support which caters to the common use case of providing an IP address to a booting instance by providing stateless replies to DHCPv4 requests based on statically configured address mappings. To do this it allows a short list of DHCPv4 options to be configured and applied at each compute host running ovn-controller.
OVN ML2 driver uses this feature if the config option ‘ovn_native_dhcp’ is set to True.
OVN northbound db provides a table ‘DHCP_Options’ to store the DHCP options. Logical switch port has a reference to this table.
When a subnet is created and enable_dhcp is True, a new entry is created in this table. The ‘options’ column stores the DHCPv4 options. These DHCPv4 options are included in the DHCPv4 reply by the ovn-controller when the VIF attached to the logical switch port sends a DHCPv4 request.
In order to map the DHCP_Options row with the subnet, the OVN ML2 driver stores the subnet id in the ‘external_ids’ column.
When a new port is created, the ‘dhcpv4_options’ column of the logical switch port refers to the DHCP_Options row created for the subnet of the port. If the port has multiple IPv4 subnets, then the first subnet in the ‘fixed_ips’ is used.
If the port has extra DHCPv4 options defined, then a new entry is created in the DHCP_Options table for the port. The default DHCP options are obtained from the subnet DHCP_Options table and the extra DHCPv4 options of the port are overridden. In order to map the port DHCP_Options row with the port, the OVN ML2 driver stores both the subnet id and port id in the ‘external_ids’ column.
If admin wants to disable native OVN DHCPv4 for any particular port, then the admin needs to define the ‘dhcp_disabled’ with the value ‘true’ in the extra DHCP options.
Ex. neutron port-update <PORT_ID> –extra-dhcp-opt ip_version=4, opt_name=dhcp_disabled, opt_value=false
DHCPv6¶
OVN implements a native DHCPv6 support similar to DHCPv4. When a v6 subnet is created, the OVN ML2 driver will insert a new entry into DHCP_Options table only when the subnet ‘ipv6_address_mode’ is not ‘slaac’, and enable_dhcp is True.


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Kirby Planet Robot
A massive spacecraft called the Access Ark conquers and mechanizes Kirby's home planet, Popstar. King Dedede and Meta Knight try to fight back, but Castle Dedede and the Halberd are both destroyed by the ship's laser weapons. It is now up to Kirby, who slept through the entire attack, to set things right once again.
Kirby starts by destroying the five bases that serve as the Access Ark's landing legs. In the midst of doing so, he encounters an alien woman named Susie, who says she is gathering resources for President Haltmann, her boss. Kirby also acquires the Robobot Armor, a mysterious power suit that adapts to and enhances his powers. He also battles "Mecha Knight" (a mechanized version of Meta Knight), and imperfect clones of Dedede.
Kirby eventually encounters Haltmann, who turns out to be CEO of the Haltmann Works Corporation inside the Access Ark, which serves as the company's headquarters. Haltmann, who has been following the business plans of a supercomputer named Star Dream, duels Kirby in his personal robot but is defeated. Enraged, Haltmann attempts to use the Star Dream to destroy Kirby, but is betrayed by Susie, who intends on selling the machine to other companies. Unfortunately, the Star Dream becomes self-aware as result of Susie removing the helmet Haltmann used to control it. Star Dream then announces that all organic life-forms are obstacles in Haltmann Works' business plan, assimilates Haltmann, and embarks on a mission of intergalactic destruction. However, Meta Knight returns with his repaired Halberd, which fuses with Kirby's Robobot Armor, and Kirby defeats Star Dream in deep space.
Star Dream revives and takes control of the Access Ark, transforming into a sentient, mechanical planet to continue the fight. As Kirby destroys the armor covering the ship, the Access Ark's true identity is revealed - it turns out to be a Galactic Nova, one of the wish granting comets used by Marx in Kirby Super Star. With Haltmann's consciousness fading within its operating system, Star Dream goes a rampage but is finally destroyed by Kirby, who ejects from the Halberd to destroy it with a gigantic drill. Kirby's robot, now falling apart, uses its last remnants of energy to toss him back to Popstar, where the machines sent by Haltmann disappear, returning Dream Land to its natural state.


Good Newwz Trailer garners over 63K likes on Twitter
New Delhi - The release of the official trailer of the upcoming film "Good Newwz" was followed by a flurry of tweets in praise of its stars Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor, with quite a few memes also tagged under #GoodNewwzTrailer.
A Twitter-user said: "#GoodNewwzTrailer becomes the fastest trailer of Akshay Kumar to hit 400K likes in just 4 hours 50 minutes!!"
Another gushed: "Just saw #GoodNewwzTrailer . I will not be surprised if this is the biggest hit of December 2019, will conclusively prove that Brand Akshay is no longer any smaller than the three Khans. What an achievement for a man once called piece of wood on the sets."
One tweet read: "Goof-ups which will turn out to be #GoodNewwz!"
A user posted pictures of Akshay and Kareena along with a post: "Killer jodi is back. "Sir and #KareenaKapoorKhan at #GoodNewwzTrailer launch in mumbai today!"
A fan of Akshay tweeted: "Akki sir your energy is contagious, aapki energy ka 1/10 bhi mil jaaye to Hindustan me bawaal ho jaaye ! Just saw #GoodNewwzTrailer , you are an inspiration @akshaykumar".
A fan of Kareena Kapoor was clearly over the moon: "...maaan.....still has the charm she had some 15 years ago. Shows us why she's the boss lady. No other actress actually comes close to her in this kind of comedies. Such an amazing actress. Glamour has undermined her talent as an actress...#GoodNewwzTrailer".
There were memes too, with one showing an amazed young woman along with the post: *When a Star-Kid is born* Karan Johar".
Another meme showed the face of actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh, who also stars in the film, pasted on the body of an infant, along with the comment: "Did you know? Babies are born with beard & pagdi in Canada".
A meme showing a man on the phone was posted by a user along with caption: "Bhabhiji pregnant ho gayi kya?"
Several fans of Salman Khan were, however, unimpressed. "#Dabangg3Trailer - 262K+ likes in 1 hour without YouTube Add (HINDI ONLY) #GoodNewwzTrailer -91K likes with paid add, paid views & paid likes" read one tweet.
Another took a jibe at Salman fans: "Akshay might be the king of Comedy but still he can't make audience laugh as much as Bhai does during his emotional scenes. That's why Bhaitards didn't like the trailer".
Three official posters of the movie, which also features Kiara Advani, were unveiled on Thursday.
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Going by the trailer, the film could have violent wartime drama. Just a few seconds into the trailer, a man's arm gets chopped off in battlefield, and Saif Ali Khan's character beats up a man to death with his headgear. There are lots of sword fight scenes, fire, and clashes between armies, with a bit of dance thrown in.
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Salman Khan appeals fitness lovers not to use steroids
Salman started a huge fitness revolution in India way back in 1998, after his shirtless avatar in the iconic song "O oh jaane jaana" in "Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya" became a rage. Since then, youngsters especially have started hitting the gym to have a similar hunky frame.
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Ajay, Kajol share Saif Ali Khan's warrior look in 'Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior'
In the new poster, kohl-eyed Saif can be seen sitting and holding a sword with his hands.


Research
The behavioural economics laboratory was established to puruse research in three main areas: (a) the economics of climate change adaptation, (b) connections between climate change policy and adaptation behaviours, and (c) behavioural economic analyses of other ecosystem issues.
Current Projects
Some current and future research themes being pursued within the lab include:
- Individual and collective behaviours with respect to the natural environment
- Contributions to public goods and free riding behaviour, particularly in the context of biosecurity, climate change, and vaccination
- Distributional (fairness) preferences, self-serving bias, and equity-efficiency trade-offs
- Competitive tenders for non-priced goods
- Risk taking, risk sharing, incentives, and institutional context
- Natural resource management as a function of social interactions
- Understanding and enhancing people's mental models of climate change
- Exploring the psychological and social factors that predict engagement with climate change and pro-environmental behaviours
- Using insights from behavioural economics to improve the communiction of climate science
- Integrating models of memory with theories of decision making


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Messages | To-Do Lists | Calendar | Time Entries | People
| Writeboards | Author | Date | Comments |
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| The Outline | Misc | 4 Jan, 2006 | 1 |
| The Characters | Tyler Beem | 24 Jan, 2006 | 0 |
| Messages | Author | Date | Comments |
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| Blowing Mud is Pooping | Drew Lazzara | 24 Jan, 2006 | 1 |
| I'm no peyton | Tyler Beem | 22 Jan, 2006 | 2 |
| my blog | Eli Duke | 4 Jan, 2006 | 0 |
| The "Outline" | Andy Brennan | 4 Jan, 2006 | 2 |
| I'm here now, too | Andy Brennan | 4 Jan, 2006 | 1 |
| more to the outline... | Eli Duke | 21 Dec, 2005 | 2 |
| Motion Granted | Drew Lazzara | 21 Dec, 2005 | 2 |
| victorybrothers.com | Eli Duke | 19 Dec, 2005 | 7 |
| it's gotta start somewhere | Eli Duke | 18 Dec, 2005 | 3 |


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echo $(($n + ${arr[i]}))
echo $((n + arr[i]))
The $
or ${..}
on regular variables in arithmetic contexts is unnecessary, and can even lead to subtle bugs. This is because the contents of $((..))
is first expanded into a string, and then evaluated as an expression:
$ a='1+1'
$ echo $(($a * 5)) # becomes 1+1*5
6
$ echo $((a * 5)) # evaluates as (1+1)*5
10
The $
is unavoidable for special variables like $1
vs 1
, $#
vs #
. It's also required when adding modifiers to parameters expansions, like ${#var}
or ${var%-}
. ShellCheck does not warn about these cases.
The $
is also required (and not warned about) when you need to specify the base for a variable value:
$ a=09
$ echo $((a + 1)) # leading zero forces octal interpretation
bash: 09: value too great for base (error token is "09")
$ echo $((10#a + 1))
bash: 10#a: value too great for base (error token is "10#a")
$ echo $((10#$a + 1))
10


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- "Representations of the composition of legislatures that display seats color-coded by parties." as described by Thomas J. Leeper.
- It is often used in Wikipedia.
- Also available: ggparliament (R package), an virtual DOM implementation and a parliament plot creator for Wikipedia.


6 references to LocalMachine
Microsoft.PowerShell.Security (2)
security\ExecutionPolicyCommands.cs (2)
42
private ExecutionPolicyScope _executionPolicyScope = ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
;
145
private ExecutionPolicyScope _executionPolicyScope = ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
;
System.Management.Automation (4)
security\SecuritySupport.cs (4)
131
ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
187
case ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
:
298
case ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
:
482
case ExecutionPolicyScope.
LocalMachine
:


What is the content of numbers
array:
const length = 4;
const numbers = [];
for (var i = 0; i < length; i++); {
numbers.push(i + 1);
}
console.log(numbers); // => ???
Let’s take a closer look at the semicolon ;
that appears right before the opening curly brace {
:
Being easily overlooked, this semicolon creates a null statement. The null statement is an empty statement that does nothing.
for()
iterates 4 times over the null statement (that does nothing), ignoring the block that actually pushes items to array: { numbers.push(i + 1); }
.
The above code is equivalent to the following:
const length = 4;
const numbers = [];
var i;
for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
// does nothing
}
{
// a simple block
numbers.push(i + 1);
}
console.log(numbers); // => [5]
for()
increments i
variable until 4
. Then JavaScript enters one time the block { numbers.push(i + 1); }
, pushing 4 + 1
to numbers array.
Thus numbers
is [5]
.


MiqLdap To SSSD conversion tool
How does one use the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool?
MiqLdap To SSSD Conversion Tool
Contents:
- A brief Why before The How
- The How
- Kicking the tires
- The other miqldap_to_sssd arguments
- Customizing The Generated Configuration
- Debugging Failed Conversions
- Edge Cases
A brief Why before The How
Why did the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool come to be?
ManageIQ (MiQ) is delivered with the built in LDAP client, MiqLdap. There are multiple, more robust and customizable, mechanisms built into the operating system that provide an interface to an LDAP directory. The miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool is intended to automate and simplify moving to the SSSD authentication mechanism.
The How
The miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool will convert an MiQ appliance configured to use the MiqLdap client to using external authentication.
To perform this re-configuration miqldap_to_sssd simply automates the instructions for manually configuring an MiQ Appliance’s external authentication to work against LDAP (as documented here). It then customizes the configuration to emulate the MiqLdap configuration settings.
The MiqLdap client is enabled when the appliance authentication mode is set to LDAP(S) The external authentication mechanism is enabled when the appliance authentication mode is set to External (httpd)
Kicking the tires
I’ll present 3 examples:
- Example 1 The simple Case
- Authentication Mode LDAP and with Get User Groups from LDAP checked
- Example 2 A case with a small complication
- Authentication Mode LDAP but with Get User Groups from LDAP un-checked
- Example 3 A case with a different small complication
- Authentication Mode LDAPS using certificate files
Example 1 The simple Case
Prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion the appliance is configured with:
Authentication Mode LDAP and with Get User Groups from LDAP checked
Authentication Configuration Settings:
| Mode: | LDAP |
| Get User Groups from LDAP: | checked |
| Get Roles from Home Forest: | checked |
| Base DN: | filled in |
| Bind DN: | filled in |
| Bind Password: | filled in |
Screenshot showing the appliance configuration for Mode: LDAP:
Note the username (userid)
- When the LDAP Host is an LDAP directory the username field stored in the MiQ database is a Distinguished Name
- e.g.: cn=user,ou=people,ou=proc,dc=example,dc=com
- When the LDAP Host is an AD directory the username field stored in the MiQ database is a User Principal Name.
- e.g.: example.com
- After the conversion to external authentication the username field stored in the MiQ database will always be User Principal Name.
Screenshot showing usernames in Distinguished Name form
Snapshot your ManageIQ Virtual machine.
The miqldap_to_sssd conversion is not reversible.
It is recommended that your ManageIQ appliance be backed up and/or a snapshot be made of the virtual machine prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool.
Run the conversion
To run the conversion from this simple MiqLdap configuration simply execute the command miqldap_to_sssd with no arguments
Note the warning regarding the unsecured LDAP and not encrypted passwords. To avoid this start by using LDAPS with certificates or, after running miqldap_to_sssd, update the /etc/sssd/sssd.conf file to include certificates. See the LDAPS example below and the SSSD(8) man page for more information about certificates.
$ miqldap_to_sssd
Converting from unsecured LDAP authentication to SSSD. This is dangerous. Passwords are not encrypted
tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb Conversion Completed
$
miqldap_to_sssd log
miqldap_to_sssd logs progress in file /var/www/miq/vmdb/log/miqldap_to_sssd.log
Authentication Mode External(httpd)
The miqldap_to_sssd will reconfigure the appliance for authentication Mode: External (httpd)
Note the username are User Principal Name
Now that conversion to external authentication has completed the username field will always be User Principal Name.
Example 2 A case with a small complication
Prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion the appliance is configured with Authentication Mode LDAP but, and this creates the small complication, with Get User Groups from LDAP un-checked. The reason this creates the small complication is because without Get User Groups from LDAP checked the Base DN, Bind DN and Bind PWD are not prompted for and the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool requires values for these.
Authentication Configuration Settings:
| Mode: | LDAP |
| Get User Groups from LDAP: | un-checked |
| Get Roles from Home Forest: | un-checked |
| Base DN: | empty |
| Bind DN: | empty |
| Bind Password: | empty |
Screenshot showing the appliance configuration for Mode: LDAP:
Snapshot your ManageIQ Virtual machine.
I feel compelled to repeat this.
The miqldap_to_sssd conversion is not reversible.
It is recommended that your ManageIQ appliance be backed up and/or a snapshot be made of the virtual machine prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool.
Run the conversion
To run the conversion from this MiqLdap configuration the miqldap_to_sssd command needs to be passed the domain, bind-dn and bind-pwd arguments. This is because, with this configuration, values for these items are not available in the appliance database.
miqldap_to_sssd supports 7 arguments. This example uses the domain, bind-dn and bind-pwd arguments.
$ miqldap_to_sssd --help
Usage: ruby tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb [options]
-d, --domain The domain name for the Base DN, e.g. example.com
-b, --bind-dn The Bind DN, credential to use to authenticate against LDAP e.g.
cn=Manager,dc=example,dc=com
-p, --bind-pwd The password for the Bind DN.
-c, --tls-cacert Path to certificate file
-n, --only-change-userids normalize the userids then exit
-s, --skip-post-conversion-userid-change Do the MiqLdap to SSSD conversion but skip the normalizing of the userids
-h, --help Show this message
Note: The Base DN must be in “dot” form e.g.: example.com
$ miqldap_to_sssd --domain example.com --bind-dn cn=Manager,dc=example,dc=com --bind-pwd password
Converting from unsecured LDAP authentication to SSSD. This is dangerous. Passwords are not encrypted
tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb Conversion Completed
$
Authentication Mode External(httpd)
The miqldap_to_sssd will reconfigure the appliance for authentication Mode: External (httpd) and Get User Groups from External Authentication un-checked
Example 3 A case with a different small complication
Prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion the appliance is configured with Authentication Mode LDAPS for secure LDAP. The source of the certificates must be passed to the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool.
Authentication Configuration Settings:
| Mode: | LDAPS |
| Get User Groups from LDAP: | checked |
| Get Roles from Home Forest: | checked |
| Base DN: | filled in |
| Bind DN: | filled in |
| Bind Password: | filled in |
Screenshot showing the appliance configuration for Mode: LDAP:
Snapshot your ManageIQ Virtual machine.
I feel compelled to repeat this.
The miqldap_to_sssd conversion is not reversible.
It is recommended that your ManageIQ appliance be backed up and/or a snapshot be made of the virtual machine prior to running the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool.
Run the conversion
To run the conversion from this MiqLdap configuration the miqldap_to_sssd command needs to be passed the –tls-cacert argument with the path to the certificate file.
miqldap_to_sssd supports 7 arguments. This example uses the –tls-cacert argument.
Note the warning regarding the unsecured LDAP and not encrypted passwords, is not displayed because the conversion from LDAPS preserves the certificate security.
$ miqldap_to_sssd --help
Usage: ruby tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb [options]
-d, --domain The domain name for the Base DN, e.g. example.com
-b, --bind-dn The Bind DN, credential to use to authenticate against LDAP e.g.
cn=Manager,dc=example,dc=com
-p, --bind-pwd The password for the Bind DN.
-c, --tls-cacert Path to certificate file
-n, --only-change-userids normalize the userids then exit
-s, --skip-post-conversion-userid-change Do the MiqLdap to SSSD conversion but skip the normalizing of the userids
-h, --help Show this message
$ miqldap_to_sssd --tls-cacert /etc/openldap/certs/cacert.pem
tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb Conversion Completed
$
Authentication Mode External(httpd)
The miqldap_to_sssd will reconfigure the appliance for authentication Mode: External (httpd)
The other miqldap_to_sssd arguments
So far only 5 of the 7 arguments supported by miqldap_to_sssd have been used. The other 2 will be explained here.
Again the 7 supported argument are:
$ miqldap_to_sssd --help
Usage: ruby tools/miqldap_to_sssd.rb [options]
-d, --domain The domain name for the Base DN, e.g. example.com
-b, --bind-dn The Bind DN, credential to use to authenticate against LDAP e.g.
cn=Manager,dc=example,dc=com
-p, --bind-pwd The password for the Bind DN.
-c, --tls-cacert Path to certificate file
-n, --only-change-userids normalize the userids then exit
-s, --skip-post-conversion-userid-change Do the MiqLdap to SSSD conversion but skip the normalizing of the userids
-h, --help Show this message
As mentioned earlier :
When the LDAP Host is an LDAP directory the username field stored in the MiQ database is a Distinguished Name
When the LDAP Host is an AD directory the username field stored in the MiQ database is a User Principal Name.
After the conversion to external authentication the username field stored in the MiQ database will always be User Principal Name.
To ensure that the username field stored in the MiQ database will always be User Principal Name the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool will convert the username fields to User Principal Name if they are not.
If for any reason this conversion of the username field to User Principal Name is not desired the –skip-post-conversion-userid-change argument can be used.
If, on the other hand, the conversion from authentication Mode: LDAP(s): to Mode: External (httpd) is not desired the username userids can still be normalized to User Principal Name format by using the –only-change-userids argument.
Customizing The Generated Configuration
The configuration generated by the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool will leverage the highly configurable System Security Service Daemon (SSSD).
It is beyond the scope of this document to describe the extensive configuration options. It will be left to the user to research (SSSD).
One noteworthy configuration parameter is ldap_default_authtok The miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool populates this parameter in the SSSD configuration file /etc/sssd/sssd.conf
ldap_default_authtok is a string that represents the authentication token of the default bind DN. Currently only clear text passwords are supported. Although the SSSD configuration file /etc/sssd/sssd.conf has limited ownership flags, some may want to obfuscate this. To accomplish this one could leverage the tool sss_obfuscate(8)
Debugging Failed Conversions
There are many different possible authentication configurations. Some may be encountered that result in the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool not fully completing. If things go wrong, to diagnose why, start by examining the log file /var/www/miq/vmdb/log/miqldap_to_sssd.log
For more help diagnosing failures see the instructions for manually configuring an MiQ Appliance for external authentication. (as documented here)
This document has diagnostics tips, including:
- How to use ldapsearch, with usage examples.
- How to use dbus-send, with usage examples
- Adding debug_level=9 to the sssd.conf to produce more sssd logging information
Edge Cases
The miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool attempts to make assumptions about the initial configuration in order to produce a working SSSD configuration. Because there are so many different possibilities, these authentication configuration assumptions may not be completely accurate, resulting in an SSSD configuration that may not work correctly.
Updating the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool to handle each edge case, as they are identified, could result in the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool becoming bloated and unwieldy. For this reason it was decided to document edge cases, especially those not likely to be encountered by many users, here.
Edge Case 1: Active Directory configured with an atypical User Type
Cause:
- MiqLdap was configured with an Active Directory host.
- An atypical Active Directory User Type, of *Distinguished Name (CN=
* was specifed. - When miqldap_to_sssd is run it makes the incorrect assumption the that backing directory is LDAP because the specified User Type is typical for LDAP.
- miqldap_to_sssd generates an SSSD configuration with a typical LDAP group object class of groupOfNames
Fix:
- The fix is to simply update the one line in the SSSD configuration file, /etc/sssd/sssd.conf.
From: ldap_group_object_class = groupOfNames
To: ldap_group_object_class = group
- Restart
$ systemctl stop sssd.service
$ sss_cache -E
$ systemctl start sssd.service
$ systemctl status sssd.service


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CaseControl is an R package for performing (nested) matched case-control analyses in an observational database in the OMOP Common Data Model.
Requires R. Installation on Windows requires RTools. Libraries used in CaseControl require Java.
See the instructions here for configuring your R environment, including RTools and Java.
In R, use the following commands to download and install CaseControl:
install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("ohdsi/CaseControl")
Documentation can be found on the package website.
PDF versions of the documentation are also available: * Vignette: Single studies using the CaseControl package * Vignette: Running multiple analyses at once using the CaseControl package * Package manual: CaseControl.pdf
Read here how you can contribute to this package.


Jackets' Foligno suspended 3 games for hit on Bellemare
by EndPlayCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The NHL has suspended Columbus forward Nick Foligno for three games for a hit that leveled Colorado Avalanche forward Pierre-Edouard Bellemare.
The Department of Player Safety announced the penalty for the Blue Jackets captain on Monday.
Foligno dropped Bellemare with the open-ice hit with his elbow to Bellemare's jaw at 17:15 of the second period Saturday. Foligno said he hadn't intended to hurt Bellemare and "felt sick to my stomach when I saw that I hit him in the head."
Foligno was assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for charging.
He said he traded text messages with Bellemare after the game to make sure he was OK.
The NHL says the suspension will cost Foligno $88,709.67.
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| DefaultComparator<T> |
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| EmptyIterable<E> |
An iterable that has nothing over which to iterate.
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An iterator that has nothing over which to iterate.
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| Index |
Wraps index calculations similar to Ruby, where
index -2 means the next-to-last
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Wraps index calculations of a sequence similar to Ruby, where index
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next-to-last element in a list. |
| IntegerList | |
| IUtil |
This class exists for legacy reasons -- compatibility with older versions of IJDK, and its code
has been moved to the more accurate ICore, in the IJDK lang package.
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Maps from a single key to a collection of values, the equivalent of
Map<String,
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| NumIterable |
An iterable for executing
num times. |
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An iterator that executes
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A comparator for reversed order.
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An extension of List<String>, with a constructor for varargs, and selectors that use
closures.
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Times an event, from when the object is created, until when the
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| TimedEventSet |
A set of timed events.
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Introduction to our Platform
Inventit ServiceSync is the most comprehensive IoT/M2M cloud platform on the market, allowing system integrators and solution providers to leverage a complete IoT/M2M application infrastructure to develop, deploy, and operate powerful IoT/M2M applications.
These applications drive new revenue generating business models, significantly reduce existing service support costs, and improve service level agreements.
IoT/M2M solution providers and system integrators use the ServiceSync Service Portal built on ServiceSync Server, the Client, and Gateway to dramatically simplify the application development, eliminate the IoT/M2M infrastructure development, shorten time to market, and reduce operations and support costs of your IoT/M2M application.
As illustrated in the diagram below, the ServiceSync Platform offers customers unique IoT/M2M application's run-time environment as well as device management capabilities, communicating directly with devices or through gateways/routers in the field through the ServiceSync Client and ServiceSync Gateway. ServiceSync Platform also includes IoT/M2M application development tools for embedded and server to expedite time to market. These tools are coupled to the Client/Gateway and the services platform in order to create a comprehensive IoT/M2M development environment, which includes IoT/M2M asset modeling tools.
Figure: ServiceSync IoT/M2M Total Solution
ServiceSync Platform
The core of ServiceSync Platform is a scalable and secure Services Platform with a web services interface from which the custom IoT/M2M operating portal can be deployed. The ServiceSync Services Platform is used to connect any wired or wireless device and to enable developers to quickly create powerful, value-added applications for end customers.
ServiceSync Client
Each wireless device or wirelessly attached asset requires a small agent, called ServiceSync Client, to support such things as event reporting, server messaging, asset data instrumentation, logging, etc. Currently the Client for Linux and Android is available, while it can be ported on the industry standard embedded OS. The Client provides API so that embedded IoT/M2M applications on the machines can be developed and deployed in timely manner.
ServiceSync Gateway
Each machine or sensor which equips only short-range networking connectivity requires ServiceSync Gateway in order for them to connect with the Server. The ServiceSync Gateway allows the IoT/M2M application developers to download and dynamically plug-in the custom IoT/M2M applications which manages those machines and sensors and interconnects those applications with the corresponding IoT/M2M applications on the remote side.
ServiceSync Developer Suite
Developer Suite is a toolset supporting embedded and server application development. The Embedded Developer Suite is tightly integrated with the Client and Gateway. Embedded application development can be in C, Java or LUA*. The Application Developer Suite is integrated with the Services Platform web services APIs and the Operating Portal, supporting web UI and external system integration to tailor the total enterprise SOA based IoT/M2M system.


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5 Tips and Tricks to Stay Sane When Working Virtually
Sometimes, when we tell people we are working from home, they can form the impression that it means a day off, or a chance to get the laundry done. For the most part, we can forgive them, but this assumption can induce a widely felt guilt by remote workers that others, colleagues or otherwise, don’t believe that you are working hard just because you are working from home.
And this shouldn’t be the case! So here are 5 tips that we recommend using to keep it together when working at home.
1) Don’t feel like you need to prove anything to anyone but you
It is easy to slip into the habit of justifying the work that you are doing if you have no co-workers around to see you doing it. Over-stressing to others what your start and end times are, on top of reiterating your to-do list of completed tasks, along with exclamations of “Where has the day gone?”
Working from home doesn’t mean you need to work longer to justify the lack of a commute. It is tempting to start work from the moment you should have left for work, but by doing this, you get yourself in the habit of working extra hours, trying to prove that you are, indeed, working hard.
If you and your boss (if you have one) know that you are delivering the results as expected, then that is enough; don’t tie yourself in knots over what others might be thinking about you, as the reality is, they most likely aren’t thinking about you at all.
Remind yourself about the interruptions that you suffer while working in the office, and welcome the quiet time of working at home, so you can plan and think undisturbed. All those “Could you just..?” moments add up!
The bottom line of this tip is to enjoy putting in the period of hard graft, but then be sure to enjoy the flexibility of spending time enjoying your home and your family.
2) Create a close-able work zone
Sometimes, particularly when we first start working from home, we don’t have a dedicated working space. However, the problem with this is when it becomes impossible to escape work during your downtime.
If you have the opportunity to create a dedicated office space at home, then great! If you can, shut the door on it. Otherwise, separating work and home life can become tricky and remote workers may find themselves thinking about work at all hours.
If your kitchen table is your office when you work from home, that is perfectly fine; we work with what we have. But consider having a cupboard or cabinet to shut your work away into. A pile of work-related paper lurking on the corner of your breakfast table will prompt thinking about work, even at 10am on a Sunday morning. Establish healthy boundaries and don’t let work take over your home space.
3) Set the expectation of others
Do any of these sound familiar, when you say you are working from home?
"Great, I’ll pop round for a coffee them!”
"Could you walk my dogs for me at lunchtime?”
“Do you have time for a catch-up phone call?”
“Have you done the vacuuming and tidied the kitchen then?"
"Could you just give me a lift to…?”
It can be entirely frustrating when people don’t understand that when you are working from home, you are still at work. Of course, having the ability to work from home provides us with the flexibility that we need in order to run our lives and achieve a better work/life balance, but we are still working.
If you are a regular homeworker, and suffer from these kinds of requests regularly, rather than just saying no and risking the negative response that will make you feel guilty, take the time to explain what it means to work from home. This can help friends and family to better understand how your day works and stop them from making unhelpful requests.
4) Get some fresh air
Staying in the house all day can make you feel a little stir-crazy sometimes. It is important to find opportunities to move around and ideally, get outside during the working day. There’s a few ways that you could do this;
- Have your morning coffee outside
- Go to a local coffee shop for a break or lunch
- Go for a walk to think or plan
- Commit to going for a walk or run during your lunch or at the end of the day
- Take a call outside
While simple, these steps are really important and you should feel pleased and positive when you are able to achieve them. Most of them are normal practice when working in an office, so indulge a little and make it happen.
5) Stay in touch
When you work remotely, you can get lonely sometimes. It is easy to feel detached from the rest of your team. Most interaction we have with colleagues when we are co-located happens informally, so we often miss out on this when working remotely.
Think about how you can keep some informal lines of communication with colleagues. This could take the form of a good morning message, or asking about their lunch or previous evening. It is through this social conversation that we form bonds and trust with one another.
We can stay in touch using many forms of technology that we already have; IM, Teams, WhatsApp, email, phone and video calls etc.

We often have to make instances like this happen while remote working as they don’t occur as naturally as when you are co-located with colleagues. Reaching out and making it a habit can really make the difference in increasing the inclusivity for those working from home.
The opportunity to work remotely is received in a variety of ways; some love it and wouldn’t want to work any other way, others find it incredibly difficult. It is about making it work for you, putting in place healthy boundaries and achieving a positive mindset in order to embrace it and make it the best it can be.
Home working is becoming more commonplace and we believe it will only be moreso in the near future.


Usually, when you import goods from GearBest, the packet will be inspected by your local Customs office. There's usually no reason to worry because:
- GearBest provides all the necessary paperwork for your shipment;
- In most countries it's pretty easy to import most kinds of consumer electronics;
- The actual process of customs clearance is usually handled completely by the delivery company (e.g. UPS, FedEx, DHL);
Customs Liability
- If, for any reason, the products cannot be delivered to you due to a Customs problem, we will discuss with you case by case about how best to handle the issue(s).
- If goods cannot be delivered due to restrictions in your own country, this is solely your responsibility. For example, if you decided to try to import an Android phone, but this technology is illegal or restricted due to local laws in the delivery destination country, that is your responsibility to know about before you order from GearBest. If the delivery failed for that reason, we cannot offer any compensation, because as the importer it's your job to know about the local regulations. Another situation in which you must accept liability is where your country requires you to have a licence to import commercial goods: in this case, it is your responsibility to know about this before you place an order on GearBest, and in the case of a failed delivery, we cannot offer any compensation.
- As the importer you hold sole legal responsibility for responding to questions about imported goods delivered to yourself. Import duties, sales tax, and any other customs charges and fees, are your sole responsibility, as described in our terms and conditions. If a delivery fails because you do not respond in time to Customs communications, or you refuse to pay the applicable charges, we cannot offer any compensation.


ABOUT COVENANTS
Covenants are legal documents that lay out the guidelines for the planned community.
The Covenants are recorded in the county records in the county where the property is located and are legally binding. This means that when you purchase a lot or a home in Prairie Fields you automatically become a member of the HOA. The Covenants, which were established by the builder, are the rules of the Prairie Fields neighborhood. They govern what you can, cannot, or must do with respect to your home.
Covenant Files
Which covenants apply to my phase?
Each covenant applies to a single Phase. See the Prairie Field Phase page to nd out what Phase your house belongs to. To access the Covenant les, click here.
How are covenants enforced?
At the 9/20/10 Board of Directors meeting, the Board o cially approved a Covenant Enforcement Policy. The purpose of the policy is to clarify the way in which the Board plans to enforce cove- nants, and to clarify the procedures for enforcement of the covenants. At this time, only complaints which are brought to the Board and which comply with the policy will be acted on.
Covenant Files
Which covenants apply to my phase?
Each covenant applies to a single Phase. See the Prairie Field Phase webpage to and out what Phase your house belongs to.
Plat & Covenant: Phase I
Plat & Covenant: Phase II
Plat & Covenant: Phase III
Plat & Covenant: Phase IV
Plat & Covenant: Phase V(a)
Plat & Covenant: Phase V(b)
Plat & Covenant: Phase VI
Plat & Covenant: Phase VII
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Plat & Covenant: Phase X
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Plat & Covenant: Phase XIII


I have an admission to make - this presentation was inspired by a tranvestite potter from Essex.
Last year the english artist Grayson Perry gave a series of lectures for the BBC called the Reith lectures. In one of his lectures he explored the boundaries of what is and isn't art.
Listening to Grayson Perry discuss egdes of the Art world made me consider the world I inhabit in the same way - It made we want to explore the boundaries of GIS.
 - Dr Vanessa Lawrence: "Investigation into the Spatial Capability of Australia 2011"
So, I'd like to spend the next 20 minutes or so exploring the boundaries where GIS and what could be considered 'broader IT' converge.
I think the quote from Vanessa Lawrence from the Ordnance Survey is very apt. At Geoplex we often operate where the edges are blurred and I'd like to share with you today some insight into some technology which is straying into the GIS domain - in effect highlighting what I'm calling the 'Geekification of GIS'.
'Beating the Bounds'
“ The boy would be suspended upside down and his head gently tapped against the stone or he would be taken by the feet and hands and swung against a tree!.”
To help set the scene I'm going to begin by using a reference which Grayson Perry makes in his lecture - A reference to an Ancient English tradition
Beating the bounds was a custom where by younger members of the community were escorted around the boundaries of their villages to help share knowledge of where they lay.
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At each village 'marker' the children were beaten. Essentially trying to embed a map by memory association. Children would be familiarised with the bounds of their village based upon a good old beating at the boundary
Rest assured I'll refrain from the beating today as we visit the markers around the boundaries of GIS
The Markers
Search
Change
Maps Online
So as we beat the bounds this afternoon we're going to visit three markers: Search, Change and Maps Online. These markers represent three constants of GIS implementations.
At each marker I'll ask the questions:
What does our traditional view of the marker look like?
What is disrupting the marker?
....and finally
What might the future look like
“ ...web map interfaces tend to be bloated with all manner of content and functionality that distract and hinder the user from carrying out their primary intention of information retrieval.” - Brian Timoney (March 2013)
It's quite ironic that Maps are meant to help us find things more easily. The current landscape of GIS applications and 'spatial data catalogues' tend to fail at providing useful search capabilities. They remind me of reading Where's Wally books to my kids.......frustrating.
Imagine if everything on our maps was searchable?
Spatial databases are good for spatial data.
Our traditional way of searching has focussed on searching the data sources that underpin our maps. But what if we think about it differently. What is we ask ourselves the question what's the best environment to put our data into to make it easier to search our data. Where would we look?
Our exacting nature means we believe our audiences want exact results
Most spatial search seems to begin by assuming the audient knows what they want to search for!
Are we using the right tool for the job?
Matching expectations.
Over the past year at Geoplex we've been using Elasticsearch to support search requirements
Elasticsearch is a document orientated search engine based upon the Apache Lucence project. It supports both unstructured and structured search and importantly does so in near real time!
By using elasticsearch we're able to meet the expectations of our user base, we're enabling search in our applications which matches the search experience they encounter elsewhere on the internet.
Geo-Power
Furthermore
Being able to combine free text search with geo location is the crucial next step for our applications
Elasticsearch now includes support for spatial datatypes. Not only can we ask for information based upon an attribute of that information, but we can ask for information based upon where it exists.
Now you could argue - this is not really disruptive, we've been searching for things spatially for years, yes but our executions have not been targeting our audiences expectations.
"I'll give you my 'geodatabase' when you pry it from my cold dead hands!"
Well I know those in the old guard might be thinking to themselves....you'll not get rid of those spatial databases, but where those spatial databases live may well be challenged - how we manage databases and what we consider to be our storage options is changing. The release of Postresql & PostGIS in Amazon's RDS is a great step forward.
The fact is that the future is no longer neatly locked into a single stack of technology.
The future involves more and more data! And as the volume of our data increases we need better ways to search it.
We need to understand what tools best fit our requirements. We're backing search technology, not GIS technology when it comes to searching!
The Great Divide.
We work with alot of organisations which want to know what's changed, when and by who. However this sort of requirement has traditionally been met by big expensive solutions.
In my first job as a GIS Analyst we used to 'Merge and Post' overnight a long drawn out reconciliation of changes made across all the GIS editors in the organisation.
These version management solutions have remained the realm of those with deep pockets, and the rest of us have just cobbled along...until.
Please don't do this at home....
So what's changing?
Software engineers had been using this thing called version control for quite some time to manage source code.
Multiple people could edit source code files at the same time and a system would track all these changes as well as provide ways to manage conflict resolution where conflicting changes occurred to the same file.
This sounds like something we could benefit from...
Map Diffing in GitHub
Over the last 5 years Git has emerged as the version control system of choice.
Not only has it become popular amongst the IT world - it has become a growing platform for collaboration across non-it professionals. The City of Chicago for example has released a series of data openly via GitHub.
But how is this brave new world effecting our traditional world and how might it help us?
Well, companies like GitHub are now able to store and version control certain types of spatial data. In the example behind me you can see how you can visualise changes in geojson data committed to github.
GeoGit
GeoJson and Github might be just the first step on our journey towards a brighter future where we can have manage change in our spatial data more easily and cost effectively.
I think one of the most exciting projects in this space is the GeoGit project being spearheaded by Boundless.
Boundless have essentially created a branch of Git which allows you to commit a wider range of spatial data formats, such as Shapefile, PostGIS and SQL Server. Once committed into your GeoGit repository the data is tracked at the feature level. Any committed version can be differnced and exported.
Marker No. 3.  Ask Rohan :)
Surely everything has been done, we have static maps, dynamic maps, slippy maps, a million map API's, we have vector in the browser, we have temporal display, we have even have live twitter maps. Is there anything else left to do?
Does the crowd mean it can't be disrupted? Of course not, in my next example we'll see a disruption which is targetted towards combining together three factors which have been arguably absent until recently
These three factors are: Cost, Ease, Power
CartoDB
CartoDB has packaged the power of PostGIS into an interface where you can easily load spatial data and create powerful visualisations within a few clicks, and importantly they are doing so at a price point which disrupts the traditional model.
The map behind me shows the spread of the American Post Office network over a 10 second period...representing just under 400 years.
Incremental Innovation
One of the most disruptive features of CartoDB is arguably not it's most obvious.
The idea of creating map tiles is not exactly new. Ever since Google reinvented web mapping in 2005 we've been caching map tiles left, right and centre. But the accepted mantra during this period has been only cache what doesn't change - now whilst this is still true in many cases, it's no longer a universal truth.
CartoDB, allows you to create map tiles on demand which are dynamic - what do I mean by dynamic? Well I can request a map, choosing what features are displayed and how they are displayed - all at runtime.
This is not new! I hear you cry - No you're right this is how all map servers essentially work - but what's new about it is that it works at scale, online and its affordable. This is essentially the evolution of online mapping
What's next?
This one's far too hard to call! But I can't stand up here without putting my neck on the line so here goes...
1. I think we'll be revisiting our text books and trying to remember what raster analysis was all about, only this time we'll be able to do it online, in the browser - Like this excellent example from Mapbox which shows browser based dynamic hillshading.
2. With solutions like CartoDB finally the ultimate goodies in the spatial database toolbox are being let out - so I think we'll see spatial operators become a first class language.
3. The visualisation revolution will continue - our perception of who is qualified to make maps will continue to be challenged by people creating maps elsewhere.
So before we conclude our journey around the boundaries of GIS, lets just briefly ask the question:
Why are the boundaries of GIS being blurred? Well I think there are two key reasons:
Digital Natives
The first reason is the ever increasing population of digitial natives. It is arguably the combination of digital natives with an entrepreneurial appetite which is leading to innovation in our industry and I for one think this is a really positive thing.
The Enabler
The second reason is the maturity of open source technology as an enabler - in each of the examples given this afternoon, open source has played a vital role. Elasticsearch wouldn't exist without Lucene, Github without Git and finally CartoDB without PostGIS and Mapnik.
A closed proprietary eco-system is not devoid of innovation, but the geekification of GIS is flourishing under the influence of open source.


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Student slams The Jungle Book and other classic Disney films for being 'racist'
Lauren Robertson, from Aberdeen University, has branded the likes of The Lady and the Tramp and Dumbo as "dodgy" and says they have "not aged well"
by Amber Hicks, Henry Goodwin, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/A student has slammed classic Disney films for being “horrendously offensive and outdated” - and reckons The Jungle Book's King Louie is racist.
Lauren Robertson, a languages student at Aberdeen University, re-watched 11 animated Disney favourites - accusing most of them of “portraying racist and exaggerated stereotypes”.
Writing in student newspaper The Tab, she said that films like Dumbo, The Lady and the Tramp and The Little Mermaid “have not aged well”, branding them “dodgy”.
Addressing The Jungle Book, from 1967, Lauren said: “Remember King Louie the orangutan?

“He and the other monkeys are shown to be foolish and criminal, and they literally sing about wanting to be able to make the white man’s fire.”
She also warned viewers not to be “fooled by fond memories of two cute pups eating spaghetti” in Lady and the Tramp - something which is apparently “actually problematic in itself”.

“Lady and the Tramp’s ‘Siamese Cat Song’ is so blatantly racist that it has apparently been cut out of the film entirely in the remake.
“Rewatching this was actually painful and completely cringeworthy.
"Not only do the cats both look and sound identical, their characters are sneaky and quite frankly annoying.”
She also reckons that Dumbo, which was released in 1941, is also racist.
Lauren said: “The whole of the end scene of Dumbo literally relies on the crows as racist stereotypes.
“The lead crow 'Jim Crow' was a term used to mock black men, so you don't have to look far to find where this movie goes INCREDIBLY wrong.
“In amongst its classic bops, Disney has many songs with pretty problematic lyrics.
“In Dumbo's 'Song of the Roustabouts', faceless dark-skinned characters sing "When other folks have gone to bed / We slave until we’re almost dead.”
Some of Lauren’s harshest criticism was reserved for the original version of Aladdin, about which she explains “everything” is “problematic”.
She said: “Here's another film that Disney have remade in order to cover up the blatantly problematic original.
 They also have American accents?
“I totally thought Jasmine was badass when I was a kid but in reality she just bats her eyelids, gets stuck in a big sand-timer and cries into her tiger's fur.”
Other films that came under fire in the astonishing rant include Beauty and the Beast, for 'bestiality', Cinderella is 'super anti-feminist' and The Little Mermaid.
Lauren said: “It's not news to anyone that some of Disney's old classic movies are not the most politically correct or culturally appropriate.
“Many of the films have not aged well, with characters portraying racist and exaggerated stereotypes.
“It's a good shout from Disney to acknowledge that many of the films would not be so well received if they were released today, that is if they were allowed to be released at all, they're that dodgy.
“I was pretty shocked to watch my childhood favourites back and realise just how horrendously offensive and outdated many of them are.
“Honestly I'm glad I got over my dreams of being a Disney Princess, because that dodgy world is not one I want to live in.”
Meanwhile, Disney's new streaming service - Disney+ - has added a disclaimer to Dumbo, Peter Pan, The Jungle Book and other classics over its 'racist stereotypes'.
The disclaimer reads: “This programme is presented as originally created. It may contain outdated cultural depictions.”


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