| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final java.lang.String |
BIRD |
"Bird" |
public static final java.lang.String |
BRASS_KEY |
"Brass Key" |
public static final java.lang.String |
CAGE |
"Cage" |
public static final java.lang.String |
DIAMONDS |
"Diamonds" |
public static final int |
DRAGON_ROOM |
120 |
public static final java.lang.String |
GLASS_KEY |
"Glass Key" |
public static final java.lang.String |
GOLD |
"Gold" |
public static final java.lang.String |
JEWELRY |
"Jewelry" |
public static final java.lang.String |
PIRATE_CHEST |
"Pirate Chest" |
public static final int |
PIRATE_CHEST_ROOM |
250 |
public static final java.lang.String |
ROD |
"Rod" |
public static final java.lang.String |
RUSTY_KEY |
"Rusty Key" |
public static final java.lang.String |
SILVER |
"Silver" |
public static final java.lang.String |
SKELETON_KEY |
"Skeleton Key" |
public static final int |
SNAKE_ROOM |
19 |
public static final int |
SNAKE_SOUTH_ROOM |
29 |
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|---|---|---|
public static final int |
CONFIRM_TYPE |
2 |
public static final int |
INPUT_TYPE |
3 |
public static final int |
MESSAGE_TYPE |
1 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final java.lang.String |
CAGE_ROOM_DESC |
"You are crawling over cobbles" |
public static final java.lang.String |
EAST_ROOM_DESCR |
"You are inside a building" |
public static final java.lang.String |
NORTH_ROOM_DESCR |
"You are in open forest" |
public static final java.lang.String |
SOUTH_4_ROOM_DESCR |
"You are in a small chamber" |
public static final java.lang.String |
START_ROOM_DESCR |
"You are standing at the end of" |
public static final java.lang.String |
WEST_ROOM_DESCR |
"You have walked up a hill" |


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Data visualisation using datasets provided by RS21 that contains sample data from 2014 of Facebook Places people have checked in at.
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Data visualisation using the covidtracker.com API to track current real time statistics on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Created a map using the Folium and Leaflet libraries and parsed the data using Pandas library. Project is still under development.
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A portfolio webpage that showcases my developer skills and information on my education.
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Four-hour assessment where I had to build a database and table class that will insert data into the database and instantiating the object.
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This cohort was ten-weeks with eight hour class time for 5 days a week with
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Returns the buffer, id, nr-slots and schema-id of the object
containing the compatible version for the given transaction id. The
buffer points to the first octet after the standard object fields.
As a fifth value, it returns a boolean that's true when the object
version is the most recent committed object version (i.e. in the head
of the object version list).
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(defun find-committed-object-version (object-id current-transaction-id heap)
"Returns the buffer, id, nr-slots and schema-id of the object
containing the compatible version for the given transaction id. The
buffer points to the first octet after the standard object fields.
As a fifth value, it returns a boolean that's true when the object
version is the most recent committed object version (i.e. in the head
of the object version list)."
;; The object table points to a list of object versions (youngest
;; transaction first).
(let ((block (object-heap-position (object-table heap) object-id))
(most-recent-p t))
(loop
(let ((buffer (load-block heap block :skip-header t)))
(multiple-value-bind (id nr-slots schema-id transaction-id prev-version)
(load-object-fields buffer object-id)
(cond ((<= transaction-id current-transaction-id)
;; We found the 'compatible' object version: the most recent
;; version that's not younger than the current transaction.
(return (values buffer id nr-slots schema-id most-recent-p)))
((null prev-version)
;; Oh oh.
(internal-rucksack-error "Can't find compatible object
version for object #~D and transaction ~D."
object-id current-transaction-id))
(t
;; Keep trying previous versions.
(setq block prev-version
most-recent-p nil))))))))
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One can also consider POVM's on real valued Hilbert spaces. RIC-POVM's (real informationally complete POVM's) will have $\frac{d(d+1)}{2}$ elements (unlike the complex case, where they would be $d^2$ elements).
SIC-POVM's in real Hilbert spaces correspond to sets of real equiangular lines, and unlike in the complex case, they can be proved not to exist in certain dimensions.
For purposes of testing out RIC's, let's define some useful functions:
Let's generate a random RIC and check that it behaves like the more usual complex IC-POVM's we're used to. First, let's check that we can go back and forth between density matrices and probabilities:
d = 3
povm = random_haar_povm(d, real=True)
phi = povm_phi(povm)
rho = real_rand_dm(d)
p = dm_probs(rho, povm)
assert np.allclose(rho, probs_dm(p, povm))
Then let's compare classical and quantum probabilities for some observable represented by a symmetric matrix:
S = rand_symmetric(d)
vn = [v*v.dag() for v in S.eigenstates()[1]]
R = conditional_probs(vn, povm)
classical_probs = R @ p
quantum_probs = R @ phi @ p
post_povm_rho = sum([(e*rho).tr()*(e/e.tr()) for e in povm])
assert np.allclose(classical_probs, [(v*post_povm_rho).tr() for v in vn])
assert np.allclose(quantum_probs, [(v*rho).tr() for v in vn])
And finally, let's check out time evolution under an othogonal matrix:
O = rand_orthogonal(d)
assert np.allclose(dm_probs(O*rho*O.trans(), povm), povm_map([O], povm) @ phi @ p)
As an example, let's consider the Petersen RIC in $d=4$ based on the Petersen Graph and the Rectified 5-cell.
In $d=3$, there's a real SIC based on the icosahedron!


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Serves
Makes 16-20 squares
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A fantastic, gooey brownie with dark and white chocolate chunks, crunchy nuts and tangy sour cherries.
Preheat the oven to 190C/170C (fan)/Gas 5. Lightly butter a 20x30cm/8x12in rectangle brownie or tray bake tin and line the base and sides with a large sheet of baking parchment.
Put the butter in a medium saucepan and place over a very low heat until only just melted. Remove the butter from the heat and stir in the sugars until well combined. Whisk the eggs in a large bowl until smooth and slowly pour the butter and sugar mixture on top, stirring constantly until well combined.
Put the flour and cocoa powder in a sieve and sift on top of the egg and butter mixture. Beat hard with a wooden spoon until smooth. Leave to cool for 10 minutes. (This will prevent the chocolate chunks melting too quickly when they are added to the batter.)
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BlogPing is a PHP web application in the vein of Ping-o-Matic. It allows people using services such as Blogger to notify weblog aggregators and services such as Weblogs.com, Technorati, Bloglines, and others that their weblogs have been updated.
Who is this aimed at?
Well for a start, it’s not a competitor to Ping-o-Matic.
BlogPing grew out of a need I had to ping a number of regional weblog aggregators, namely IrishBlogs.ie and Planet Journals. As my site ran on ColdFusion 5, it wasn’t practical for me to write the code for pinging in that language, so I wrote a proxy in PHP to do the job. Later, when the code began to stabilise, I decided to open up the source to whoever else wanted to provide a similar service for their local blogosphere.
So I guess you could say it’s targeted at people who want to start a local service similar to Ping-o-Matic to ping local weblog aggregators and weblog search engines.
Can I see it in action?
The first site to go live with a copy of BlogPing was the Irish Weblog Ping Proxy, which has moved around quite a bit, but found a permanent home there. If you want a demonstration of what BlogPing is like, head there.
I’d host a demonstration copy here, but SourceForge doesn’t appear to let me open outgoing sockets.
Once there are a few more sites out there using BlogPing, we’ll start a page listing them.
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Any other things I should know?
The software is covered by the MIT License with an extra clause stating that the license is covered by Irish and EU law. That last bit’s important.
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Set-up Julia
This section assumes that you have already carried out the instructions in 'Accessing GPUs' and that you now have access to a machine which
- Contains a CUDA-compatible GPU, and
- Has a working CUDA toolkit installation.
If this is not the case, many of the below steps will not work because they depend on the two conditions above being true.
Assuming you did follow the instructions in "Accessing GPUs" and you have access to a computer with a GPU and a working CUDA toolkit installation, carry out the steps below to get a Julia environment that you can run this tutorial in. Alternatively, you can use this docker image (when I get around to making it...)
Step 1: Follow the link instructions to install Julia 1.0.3 if you haven't already done so: https://julialang.org/downloads/. I recommend against using your OS's package manager to install Julia, you are unlikely to get the correct version.
Step 2 Within Julia, install CUDAdrv, CUDAnative and CuArrays using the commands below:
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Note - this step is likely to fail if you do not have a working CUDA installation.
Common Problems
I'm sure I installed the CUDA toolkit correctly yesterday but now nothing is working!
Try rebooting your machine. Sometimes when your machine goes to sleep/ you close your laptop lid/ whatever, the graphics driver configuration is slightly different when it wakes up again. Rebooting your machine fixes this problem.
I installed the packages in a slightly different order to you and they didn't install properly.
Try uninstalling the packages and re-installing them in the same order as me.
It turns out there is something wrong with my CUDA installation.
This is a very common problem. You could try following the instructions in "Set up your GPU" to install the CUDA toolkit. If none of the options there work for you then I'm afraid I am out of suggestions :(


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Serial killer now serial knitter
Denver Post | Submitted by: BRoux
"Cross-country killer Keith Courville - his biceps covered with tattoos, including a depiction of the grim reaper - sits in his cell surrounded by dozens of multicolored skeins of yarn, crocheting a beanie cap. 'I'm addicted to yarn. I just ordered $60 in yarn for myself,' Courville said."
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An Auckland minister is currently on trial for the death of one of
his followers thanks to his special technique for driving demons from
the body. "Despite the fact that she was clearly decaying, Lee spent
many hours over her body praying for her resurrection, convincing his
followers that she would be resurrected even though maggots had
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"On Friday, Oct. 26, two Secret Service agents, along with Durham police
investigator Rex Godley, came to Brown's apartment. Special Agent Paul
Lalley, who did most of the talking, spoke first. "Ma'am, we've gotten a
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Dentist swallows yellow "goo", dentist sues the Coca Cola Corporation.
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line_no += 1
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Class PowerSerializationContext
Stores data about a PowerSerializer's serialization operation, including a list of serialized types as well as the current object graph. This class, along with CreateSerializationContext(), may be overriden to store additional information.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: DouglasDwyer.PowerSerializer
Assembly: DouglasDwyer.PowerSerializer.dll
Syntax
public class PowerSerializationContext
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourcePowerSerializationContext()
Creates a serialization context for a new serialization operation.
Declaration
public PowerSerializationContext()
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceIncludedTypes
A list of the currently-known types included in serialization. This list is updated as additional objects are serialized. It does not contain value types that exist as part of a reference type's data; struct types will only appear in this list if their instances are boxed as objects.
Declaration
public ImmutableList<Type> IncludedTypes { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.Collections.Immutable.ImmutableList<System.Type> |
ObjectGraph
A list the currently-known heap-based objects being serialized. This list is updated as additional objects are serialized. It does not contain value types that exist as part of a reference type's data; structs will only appear in this list if they are boxed as objects.
Declaration
public IList<object> ObjectGraph { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetObjectID(Object)
Returns the reference ID of the given object, or throws an exception if the object isn't registered in the object graph.
Declaration
public ushort GetObjectID(object obj)
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| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.Object | obj | The object to examine. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| System.UInt16 | The ID of the object. |
GetTypeID(Type)
Gets the ID for a given type, or throws an exception if the type isn't registered in the known types list.
Declaration
public ushort GetTypeID(Type type)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Type | type | The type to examine. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt16 | The ID of the type. |
HasObject(Object)
Returns whether the given object is already registered in the object graph.
Declaration
public bool HasObject(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | obj | The object to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Whether the object is already in the serialization object graph. |
RegisterObject(Object)
Registers an object in the object graph and adds its type to the list of known types, returning the object's type and assigned ID.
Declaration
public (ushort id, Type type) RegisterObject(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | obj | The object to register. |
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| Type | Description |
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| System.ValueTuple<System.UInt16, System.Type> | A tuple containing the ID of the object and the type of the object. |


Agenda
- React popularity
- About React hooks
- React hooks for Apollo Client
- Examples
- Discussion, Q&A
About React Hooks
- 📅 Release date: Introduced in the end of October, 2018. Released in February, 2019
- ❓Why do we need to use them:
- Classes are hard for humans and machines
- Write less code -> Less bundle size
- 🔥🔥🔥 Avoid Wrapper hell 🔥🔥🔥
- Ability to create own hook
Initial size of Counter.js:
- Class-based: 2000 B
- Hooks based: 795 B
Hooks component: 252% less
Size of built js file
- Class-based: 1110 B
- Hooks based: 720 B
Hooks project: 154% less
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Basic hooks
- useState
- useEffect
- useContext
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Additional hooks
- useMemo
- useRef
- useReducer
- useCallback
- useLayoutEffect
- useImperativeHandle
- useDebugValue
- useSubscription
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- 📅 August 6, 2019. Release date of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Introduced monorepo structure. Packages:
- @apollo/react-common
- @apollo/react-hooks
- @apollo/react-components
- @apollo/react-hoc
- @apollo/react-ssr
- @apollo/react-testing (already removed from react-apollo)
- Umbrella package react-hooks still on supporting
- Removed package compose
🎉🎉🎉 React hooks
- useQuery
- useLazyQuery (exists in version 3.0.1 +)
- useMutation
- useSubscription
- useApolloClient
Thank you for your attention!


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Hiding in Shadow
21/08/04 01:11pm PDT
Describes how to create a function that has monsters disregard you if
you are hiding in a certain level of "darkness," which can be set from
within map properties.
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Bump Mapping in Half-Life
08/08/04 11:58am PDT
Details a method of achieving real-time bump mapping in Half-Life, and provides an implementation of the algorithm.
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Real-Time "TRON 2.0" Glow For Low-Spec Hardware
19/06/04 02:06pm PDT
A sequel to the original "Real-Time 'TRON 2.0' Glow" article, this
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05/06/04 06:25pm PDT
How do I make only one part of a monster take damage? Learn about the
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Gib Item List
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Ever need a simple item for your map, like a roll of duct tape or a
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This list details most of the useful gib models for adding that final
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Real-Time "TRON 2.0" Glow in Half-Life
15/04/04 12:30pm PDT
Describes how to implement an image-space glow effect into Half-Life using vertex and pixel shaders.
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Texture Alignment on Curves
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12/03/04 01:29pm PST
A little description of the TE_DLIGHT and how to implement it to monsters attacks.
 In order to get your monsters to pursue the
player, your level must contain a graph consisting of several
(sometimes a hundred or more) of these entities.
usage
It is quite simple to setup the info_node path AI.
- Select the Entity tool on the MapTools toolbar.
- In the New Objects dialog, pick the info_node entity.
- With the mouse, left-click in a 2D window and press enter.
- Choose the Selection tool on the MapTools toolbar and select the info_node entity.
- Move the info_node around each of the 2D windows until it is in the correct position.
When
info_node entities are detected in a level, the Half-Life engine will
automatically build a node graph for the level. Building the graph may
take a few seconds depending on the speed of your computer and the
number of info_node entities in a level. This will only need to be done
once, as the game engine will save this graph for future use. If the
level itself is changed, the old node graph will be thrown out and a
new one will be generated.
Placement Tips
The
goal of node graphs is to give monsters the shortest, most efficient
path to a goal�usually the player. However, since the player has the
ability to move around the level in a variety of ways, you must place
enough info_nodes so that the monster can reach the player under a
variety of circumstances. In other words, you need to guarantee that
the monster can reach the player regardless of the path the player
takes. To do this, you must strike a balance between placing too few
nodes, which will cause your monsters to get "stuck" and placing too
many nodes, which will decrease the level's performance.
Here are a few guidelines for placing info_nodes.
General
- Monsters
cannot navigate through architecture. To keep monsters from getting
stuck, never place any info_node closer than 24 units to a wall,
pillar, or other piece of architecture, as measured from the center of
the info_node entity. When a monster is moving around using nodes, it
will try to move the center of its body over each node in the path.
Since the narrowest monster is 32 units wide, it needs an absolute
minimum of 16 units of clearance on each side of its body; 24 units is
better. When placing larger monsters (Bullsquid, Alien Grunt), provide
a minimum of 40 units of clearance in each direction from the center of
the node. As a general rule, never place an info_node in a place where
any part of its yellow box representation overlaps architecture. The
default bounding box for info_nodes is 48 x 48 x 8 units.
- Info_nodes may overlap each other and may be placed very close to or under monsters.
- Place
each info_node as high off the ground as you like. The engine will
automatically drop them down to 8 world units from the ground when it
builds the node graph.
- Do not place info_nodes on, under,
or inside func_breakables, func_pushables or any other brush entity.
The exception to this rule is func_wall entities which, when used as
walls or floors, may have nodes placed on them..
- If you are
planning a battle using monsters that have "take cover" behavior
(grunts, houndeyes), place info_nodes on all sides of structures that
make good cover, including pillars, low walls, crates, barrels, etc.
- Be
careful to leave enough vertical clearance for your monsters when
placing info_nodes under structures like ducts and catwalks.
- Assassins use a lot of info_nodes. They need roughly two to three times the nodes that other monsters need to behave correctly.
- The node graph will NOT write out successfully if a single node can see more than 128 other nodes.
Hallways
- Always
try to place info_nodes in the center of a hallway. Obvious exceptions
are hallways with some type of obstacle (crates, pillars, etc.) in or
very near the center. Again, you must leave enough side-to-side
clearance for the monster to pass.
- Place an info_node at the center of hallway intersections and corners.
- If
the hallway is very long, place several info_nodes in a straight line
along the length of the hallway. A good rule of thumb is to place a
node every 256 world units. This helps insure that your monster will be
able to detect the next node in the graph.
- At corners,
place three nodes around the corner as illustrated below.This will
allow human opponents to use the corner as cover and to jump out from
time to time to take shots at the player.
Rooms
- First,
place an info_node at every important spot in the room. Important spots
are those where a player may try to hide from a monster, places for a
monster to run for cover, etc.
- Next, place an info_node just inside the room near every exit. This will help monsters get into and out of the room.
- Next,
try to visualize the action that will unfold in this room. Add
info_nodes that will complete paths between the various important spots
in the room, and from these spots to the exits. More nodes give
monsters a better chance of finding a good path to a spot in a crowded
room but too many nodes will erode your performance.
- Add
nodes slowly, and retest until the path works the way you'd like. You
may receive the following error message in the console: "No path from X
to Y" (where X is the number of the node nearest the monster and Y is
the number of the node the monster is trying to find). The engine is
telling you that it cannot build a path for the monster between these
two nodes. To adjust the placement of the nodes, check the .nrp file in
valve/maps/graphs. This file will tell you the location of the faulty
nodes. Remember that Worldcraft will automatically reposition the
height of your nodes, so use the x and y coordinates only to locate the
node in question.
Stairs/Ramps
- In
order for monsters to be able to walk up and down staircases, you must
place a node on the center of the top and bottom stairs and on every
other stair in the staircase.
- If the steps in the
staircase are particularly shallow or deep, you may need to move the
nodes backward or forward accordingly. Remember, monsters can only find
nodes they can see.
Doors
- When
you have two spaces connected by a door, place one node on each side of
the door. If a monster needs to pass through a door, it will open the
door when it is standing on the node just outside the door. The engine
is able to discern which monsters have the ability to open doors (those
with arms!) and which don't.
- Be sure to place the nodes far
enough from rotating and other moving doors so that the door doesn't
hit the monster while the monster is waiting for it to open!
Thank you to Steve "Wedge" Bond for the above information on info_node entities. |
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If
the "Monsters Can't" Flag set on the func_door entity, the monsters
can't open the door! Maybe, not problem with the nodes, instead, change
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The Best Wool Scarves For Winter
by Barry SamahaThis story was written in collaboration with Forbes Finds. Forbes Finds covers products and experiences we think you’ll love. Featured products are independently selected and linked to for your convenience. If you buy something using a link on this page, Forbes may receive a small share of that sale.
It's not quite fall, but it's not really winter either. So will you be too hot or too cold? A great way to alleviate all that temperature stress is to chill out and get a scarf. And not just any scarf, but a wool one with a great print. Why so specific? Well, wool is not as insulating as cashmere but packs enough heat to moderate those brisk breezes. As for the whimsical pattern, the workday is bleak enough, so liven it up with a piece that will put a smile on your face.
Ami Logo-Appliquéd Fringed Virgin Wool Scarf
Designer Alexandre Mattiussi is great at inserting a bit of whimsy into his collection without succumbing to kitsch. Just take a look at the juxtaposition of the creamy wool with a mirrored knit of an “A” and a heart on this fringed scarf. It is both elegant and playful.
Valentino Undercover Edition Wool UFO Scarf
Don’t look at having fun with fashion as an alien concept. There are ways to add charming elements to your wardrobe and still impart a dapper vibe. Case in point: this scarf by Valentino. Cast in black with a subtle cerulean blue etching of a UFO, this accessory, in terms of style, will put you lightyears ahead of others in the office. Indeed, it is truly out of this world.
The cool, swinging vibe of the late ’50s and early ’60s is a period that many menswear brands fall back on. It was when the Rat Pack were at their peak and James Bond was born in print—and onscreen. It is also when sleek futurism took hold of the fashion industry. Encapsulating all these qualities in this slick wool scarf by Coach. Wear it out to your next cocktail party, where you should order a martini—shaken, not stirred, of course.
AllSaints Prowl Reversible Wool Blend Scarf
If you’re on the prowl for a great accessory, look no further than this scarf by AllSaints. Its name says it all. Made of soft wool with both a grey leopard print and a block pattern, it is an item intended for those that are more adventurous with their style. Indeed, it pounces visually, letting an ensemble roar with elegance.
Prada Fringed Intarsia Wool Scarf
When storm clouds are looming and the cold starts to creep in, get your hands on a scarf that brings the flash—in this case, literally. From Zeus to Harry Potter, the lightning bolt has been a great symbol of strength and power for generations. So, if you’re looking to display these qualities proudly, check out this accessory by Prada that features an intarsia pattern that was linked to the king of Olympus.
Burberry Kingdom Football Scarf
There are things that the English take very seriously: their royals, fashion and football. Combining all these attributes is Burberry’s Kingdom Football Scarf. Emblazoned with the brand’s name, and designed in a way that resembles the lettering of their sporting teams, this item is perfect for Anglophiles. Take it to your next trip across the Atlantic, or to your local pub for a pint of Jaipur IPA.
Of all the scarves here, this one by Todd Snyder is the most classic. Indeed, it’s a vintage item by Drake’s, a storied purveyor of British menswear, so timelessness comes with the territory. Also, the red, orange and yellow colors, done in a check pattern, is as autumnal and collegiate as it gets—two descriptors that are perfect for the season.


This blog post is about what the TI group really is, and more importantly, with the aid of PowerShell and the NtObjectManager module, how you can be TI to do whatever you wanted to do.
Where is TrustedInstaller?
If TI isn’t a user or group then what is it? Perhaps looking at the ACL more closely will give us some insight. You can use the Get-Acl cmdlet to read the security descriptor from a file and we can list the TI ACE.
The SID itself is generated on the fly as the SHA1 hash of the uppercase version of the service name.
There’s a service called TrustedInstaller which must be running when system resources are modified. And that’s exactly what we find if we query with the SC utility. If we start the TI service and look at the Access Token we’ll see that it has the TI group enabled.


Google Gets Agressive A.I
- As Technology reaches more people, it's impact becomes more profound
- Next step for A.I must be democratization
- Lower the cost and make it available for many users
- Google Cloud delivers to over a million users daily
- More and more problems are being addressed by A.I
- The tools used by A.I are becoming even more complex as well
- A.I has always been helping us, such as helping retailers analyze data and then presenting it
- The Snapchat cat ear is also an example of A.I, more specifically clever machine vision
- A.R and VR will rely on computer motion
- A.I will play a growing role on styling content and creating it
- Healthcare A,I is the most useful in improving our lives, such as detecting emergency situations
- In general, A.I is heling automate a lot of tasks which will give us more free time, or it will help improve our jobs
- However, this field is barricaded by high barriers, such as resources and expertise
- It's why the cloud is the ideal system for this
- 4 Steps in democratizing A.I
- Computing
- Algorithms
- Data
- Talent/Expertise
- A.I requires enormous computing
- Cloud ML engine can harness all the cloud computing power and deliver it to you transparently
- Easiest way to put A.I to use today is use one of Google's API
- Google has numerous teams researching A.I and it's sub-disciplines
- Vision API has been under steady development for the past couple of years
- It can now recognize millions of entities using metadata from images found on the web
- It can also do auto character recognition, and is able to retrieve text from text-heavy documents
- Video Intelligence API can find specific things in a video and even locate at which point in time it appears.
- A media publisher can use the Video Intelligence API by searching for content related to something in a database and it will return all video sections that contain that content
- Doing this manually would have required you to watch the whole clip, or atleast up to the part where it contains the related content
- This makes it easy to quickly understand large amounts of video content
- A.I requires a huge amount of data to develop it's own insight, just like we need a lot of learning to come to our own understanding/opinion of things.
- We need a better scalable and effective way to analyze large amounts of data
- Working with Haggle is helping power the largest machine learning talent
- Haggle team has been building a community of over 800 data scientists
- Google giving them direct access to the most advanced machine learning enviroment
- Google gives large grants to many academic research products, supports PHD students as a way to increase and support talent/expertise
- Advanced Solution labs helps individuals partnet with Google to develop and solve complex A.I problems
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'Grounded' is an ant-sized survival game set in a suburban backyard
Honey, Obsidian shrunk the gamers!
by Kris HoltIf The Outer Worlds has got you excited to play whatever Obsidian Entertainment's cooking up next, you won't have to wait too much longer. Its first-person survival title, Grounded, will arrive on Xbox Game Preview next spring.
You'll endure the terrors and dangers of life in a suburban backyard, but it won't necessarily be all sun loungers and barbeques. Your character will be shrunk to the size of an ant -- I'm getting some serious Honey, I Shrunk the Kids vibes with this one. You'll need to scavenge for objects to build a base with, scrounge for life-saving resources and try to co-exist with friendly insects while fending off giant beasts.
Obsidian, which Microsoft bought last year, says Grounded is a sandbox title, though it'll include environmental and narrative-driven storytelling elements. You can explore and try to stay alive by yourself or with up to three friends in co-op multiplayer.
Grounded is the first Xbox Game Preview title that'll be available with Xbox Game Pass. You can also pick it up via the Microsoft Store or Steam.


Visualizing Damage and Displacement in Sri Lanka
After the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
From
Wikipedia
As of 16:35 GST 3 January 2005, Sri Lankan authorities report 30,196
confirmed deaths[1] after the island was hit by the tsunami resulting
from the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake on December 26, 2004. Many of the
ead were adults and the elderly. The south and east coasts were worst
hit. One and a half million people have been displaced from their homes.
The death toll continues to rise as the threat of infectious diseases
breaking out has turned into a fact, with doctors confirming first cases
of cholera.


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Urban Meyer Reacts To Ohio State’s 11-0 Start
by Matt HladikWith a win over Michigan this coming Saturday, Ohio State would finish the regular season 12-0. They haven’t done that since 2012, Urban Meyer’s first year as head coach.
Meyer has no doubt been enjoying watching his protege Ryan Day lead the Buckeyes to an 11-0 start. He got to see yesterday’s win over Penn State up close as a member of FOX’s pregame coverage.
Still, he doesn’t want to see his old program get its head too swollen before “The Game” against Michigan on Saturday. That’s why Meyer tweeted one of his favorite mantras this afternoon.
“Best thing about 11-0….”he wrote.
Every OSU fan knows how to finish that statement off: “the chance to go 12-0.”
Ohio State will face Michigan on Saturday looking to go 12-0. The last time the Buckeyes lost to the Wolverines was 2011, the year before Meyer started as head coach.
Obviously, Ohio State doesn’t want to lose this game, but they have some leeway here. They’ve already locked in a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game, and as long as they win that, they’ll be in the CFP.


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Many of you have been asking to customize your game, so we’re excited to announce the launch of custom icons and splash screens for all games. Go to the new “Settings” tab on your game dashboard to choose and upload your icon and splash screen.
We’ve also added the ability to choose a version number when releasing a game. When uploading a new release of your game, you can now pick whatever version you’d like.
Tell us what think, message @StackMachine on Twitter.
One of our main goals at StackMachine is to bring game development up to speed with the rest of the software engineering industry. Best practices such as unit testing, continuous integration, and continuous delivery have yet to make it into the mainstream game development pipeline.
One of the easiest things you can do to improve your process is start testing your LÖVE modules and games using Travis CI. Travis is a free continuous integration service for open source projects. It’s deeply integrated into GitHub, making it easy to enable and use. Several popular projects, such as Journey to the Center of Hawkthorne and Glove, use Travis to power their tests.
The Setup
Before you can begin, you’ll need to login into Travis using your GitHub account. From there, you’ll be able to enable testing on specific repositories.
Travis knows how to run your tests by looking for a .travis.yml
file in your repository. Below is a sample configuration you can use for your LÖVE game. You can also check out the .travis.yml for Glove.
language: erlang
before_install:
- "export DISPLAY=:99.0"
- "sh -e /etc/init.d/xvfb start"
install:
- mkdir -p $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/share/love/
env:
matrix:
- LOVE_VERSION=0.8.0
- LOVE_VERSION=0.9.0
global:
- XDG_DATA_HOME="$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/share"
script: make test
A few notes about this configuration:
We set the language to erlang because Travis has yet to officially support Lua. We aren’t installing Lua because the tests are run using LÖVE itself.
On Linux, LÖVE uses ~/.local/share/love/
for storing game data. This folder isn’t writable in the Travis environment, so we need to set the XDG_DATA_HOME
environment variable to a writable path.
Lastly, we make sure to start a virtual display so that LÖVE can run without an actual display attached to the session.
Running Tests
Glove uses lovetest to run its unit and functional tests. The reason lovetest is used over more common test runners such as lunit and busted is that we want access to the love
module from our tests.
Below is a sample Makefile for running LÖVE in the Travis environment. It supports both 0.8.0 and 0.9.0, as your game or module may use both.
ifeq ($(LOVE_VERSION), 0.9.0)
LOVE = /usr/bin/love9
else
LOVE = /usr/bin/love8
endif
test: $(LOVE)
$(LOVE) path/to/game --test
/usr/bin/love8:
wget https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/downloads/love_0.8.0-0precise1_amd64.deb
-sudo dpkg -i love_0.8.0-0precise1_amd64.deb
sudo apt-get update -y
sudo apt-get install -f -y
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/love /usr/bin/love8
/usr/bin/love9:
sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:bartbes/love-stable
sudo apt-get update -y
sudo apt-get install -y love
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/love /usr/bin/love9
This sample is a stripped-down version of Glove’s Makefile for Glove.
You’ll need to change path/to/game
to point to the directory that contains your main.lua
.
Trouble Shooting
Running LÖVE in a headless environment can be tricky. During startup, you’ll see a list of scary errors such as these.
shm_open() failed: Permission denied
AL lib: pulseaudio.c:612: Context did not connect: Access denied
ALSA lib confmisc.c:768:(parse_card) cannot find card '0'
ALSA lib conf.c:4241:(_snd_config_evaluate) function snd_func_card_driver returned error:
ALSA lib pcm.c:2217:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM default
AL lib: alsa.c:512: Could not open playback device 'default':
AL lib: oss.c:169: Could not open /dev/dsp: Permission denied
Don’t worry about these errors. They stem from the lack of a valid audio backend in the CI environment. They have no effect on your tests.
Go Now and Test
With this setup you should be able to add continuous integration to your LÖVE module or game in a matter of minutes. Having tests run on every commit make it more likely you’ll spot bugs earlier and ship fewer regressions.
With the recent release of LÖVE 0.9, there are now two popular versions of the framework. While many games will be migrating to 0.9, many will choose to stay with 0.8 for the foreseeable future. These two versions cause an issue for developers looking to create libraries for LÖVE, as they need to support both versions of the framework.
Inspired by six, a compatibility library for Python 2 and 3, we’re happy to introduce Glove, a compatibility library for LÖVE 0.8 and 0.9. Glove is a single Lua file, so it’s easy to integrate. Once you’ve download the file, migrating involves only a few changes. Let’s look at code that only works on 0.8
function love.load()
love.filesystem.mkdir('saves')
end
love.filesystem.mkdir was renamed in LÖVE 0.9 and will no longer work. With Glove, you can easily make this code work across versions.
local glove = require 'glove'
function love.load()
glove.filesystem.mkdir('saves')
end
This code will now work across both versions of the LÖVE framework.
The StackMachine SDK for LÖVE is powered using Glove and we can’t wait for the library to grow. You can see a list of all the supported methods in the documentation and contribute to the code on GitHub.
Version 0.9.0 (codename Baby Inspector) was released last week after a year in development. It’s a huge milestone for the engine and we’re happy to have been a part of the release. StackMachine powers Nightly LÖVE, the Jenkins infrastructure behind nightly builds of LÖVE game engine. Users have been testing out 0.9.0 for months before the official release, finding bugs and providing valuable feedback.
Today StackMachine launches full support for 0.9.0. To enable 0.9.0 for your game, just make sure to include the following in your conf.lua
:
function love.conf(t)
t.version = "0.9.0"
end
If you’re unfamiliar with conf.lua
, read the Config Files over on the LÖVE wiki. To maintain backwards compatibility, games without 0.9.0 declared in conf.lua
will continue to use version 0.8.0 of the engine.
We’ve got more exciting features planned over the next few weeks, so subscribe and stay tuned.


Hey DECA Members! Sign up to join the committee to help plan and run the new DECA Incubator at this link
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Please fill out this link for an Entre written plan!
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Our Director of Roleplays is currently working on a chapter-wide project (Creative Marketing Project), and it requires involvement from our chapter! We are searching for responsible and skilled individuals to join a select committee that will help us gather primary data for the project. Applicants should have a high degree of comfort with speaking to business professionals as well as community leaders, and be able to dedicate a weekend with the committee to collaboratively collect data. In addition, due to the impending deadline date, we will be selecting our committee this weekend, and will begin work the following week.
Please fill out our application form if you are interested click here. Additionally, please note that you are required to sign in to your email account in order to fill out this survey; this is so that we can contact you for further details. Let's represent Lynbrook DECA in this event!
If you placed top 10 in your SV event you can check your specific position in this link.
Our second competitive conference of the year is fast approaching! The State Career Development Conference (SCDC) will be held in Santa Clara from March 2-5, 2017. After a successful showing at SVCDC, we’re excited for another opportunity for Lynbrook DECA to compete!
Anyone interested in attending must have all of the indicated items and forms completed and turned in by Friday January 20, 2017. The conference has moved up registration deadlines this year, so as a result we will not be able to accept late form under any circumstances. The cost of the conference this year is $290 for registration and hotel.
Written competitors, please note that there has been a NEW CHANGE regarding written submissions. This year, SCDC will be implementing an online turn-in system so we will no longer be collecting printed plans. The written plan turn-in deadline will be February 14, 2017 at 11:59 PM. Email your written plans as a pdf file (under 4 MB) to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You will not need to turn in your presentation or presentation materials, only the plan itself. Also note that this is a hard deadline imposed by the conference and not by Lynbrook DECA, so a result, if you miss this deadline there will be little we can do. Please be timely about this turn-in!
To-do list for interested attendees:
Written Plans for States are going to be due earlier than usual. SCDC has made a change for written submissions and they are now requiring online submissions from the chapter. They have set the deadline to be February 14th. Remember: THIS IS NOT OUR DEADLINE, IT IS THE CONFERENCE'S DEADLINE. Look out for further information.
Your printed out, hole punched written is due on January 4th, 2017. Make sure to print out the following statement of assurences: https://www.deca.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/HS_Written_Statement.pdf
The following timeslots stand to change based on how timing works out!:
Our first competitive conference of the year is coming up! The Silicon Valley Career Development Conference (SVCDC) will be held in San Jose from January 6-8th, 2017. This is the opportunity for members to compete and win awards in the roleplay and written events we have been preparing for in the past few months!
Anyone interested in attending must have all of the indicated items and forms completed and turned in by Monday, November 13th. Due to the hecticness of registration, late forms will NOT be accepted. The cost of the conference this year is $210 for registration and hotel. Please reach out to our adviser Mr. Fulk if you will have any difficulty affording this fee but would still like to attend.
As DECA is instituting the CTE requirement across all schools, members will be required to provide proof of having been in, or being currently enrolled in a CTE class. You can find and print out a copy of your class transcripts via Infinite Campus.
This year, along with registration we will be requiring all interested attendees to write a short message to Santa! This is a part of Lynbrook DECA's participation in the Macy's Believe campaign, which donates $1 to the Make-a-Wish foundation for every letter sent. Completed letters will be turned in with the physical forms.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you would like to sign-up for the DECA Virtual Business Challenge (which does not count as either your written nor roleplay)
head on over to this link and fill out the necessary information!
Mr Fulk will approve your team, so once signed up, please drag your name onto a team consisting of one to three members!
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact Andrew or Michael at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The first conference of the year, LACE, is finally here! It takes place during November 11-13, and is a purely NON-COMPETITIVE CONFERENCE. This means that the conference is for DECA members to learn about the club, attend valuable workshops, listen to world-renowned guest speakers, network with other DECA members, and get valuable tips about their own competitive events for future conferences. If you are interested in attending, please sign up on this form. The cost of the conference is $180 (make check payable to lynbrook ASB), and the deadline to sign up and turn in all forms is October 13th. If you have any questions, feel free to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Form D: Medical Release Form (Please print only the last page)
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Make sure to come out to our DEMO DAY, this Wednesday (9/14) from 3-5:30pm in the cafeteria! We will be explaining the different types of competitive events that are available to our members at conferences. This is a great opportunity to get a feel for the competitive aspect of our club as well as meet our officer and cluster captain team!
This event is STRONGLY recommended for our new members, but will be beneficial to returning members as well in refreshing your memory and helping you choose your events for this upcoming year. We hope to see you all there!
Ever wanted to experience real-time trading of the stock market? This year's DECA Stock Market Game gives that exact opportunity; along with the chance to qualify to ICDC 2017 in Anaheim! Because this event does not count as your written nor your roleplay, you can still compete in two events at both SVCDC and States.
This simulation finishes on December 16th, 2016, and the top 25 competitors of each of the four regions-Central, Southern, Western (Our division), and North-Atlantic-will be able to compete at ICDC in this event. Be sure to send an e-mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you're interested!
Thank you for signing up for Lynbrook DECA! Make sure to acquaint yourself with the website because you will be visiting it a lot this year. If you have any questions make sure email one of the officers. We look forward to a great year!


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The next time you hit a creature with a w eapon attack before this spell ends, a w rithing mass of thorny vines appears at the point of impact, and the target must succeed on a Strength saving throw or be restrained by the magical vines until the spell ends. A Large or larger creature has advantage on this saving throw. If the target succeeds on the save, the vines shrivel away.
While restrained by this spell, the target takes 1d6 piercing damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature restrained by the vines or one that can touch the creature can use its action to make a Strength check against your spell save DC. On a success, the target is freed.
At Higher Levels. If you cast this spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d6 for each slot level above 1st.


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lude is a computer generated alphabet with a simple geometrical structure which evolves based on the user input.
Inspired by the uprising of open-type fonts and other variable typefaces, the alphabet aims to explore the potential of modular
letters outside of the strict framework of softwares and file formats. In the radical square grid, the alphabet unfolds - becomes slimmer or thicker - depending on the user’s movement on the screen.
he alphabet was entirely programmed using javascript in the P5.js framework, which is specifically designed to code webpages. Each letter consists of a simple and singular combination of rectangle and parallelogram. This minimal vocabulary allows the
letters to have a strong coherency while being in constant motion.
n order to experience this variable alphabet, I designed a type processor which is available on the platform. It aims to give each visitor of the website the opportunity to play around with a modular typesetter and express their creative potential. On the webpage, the user can intuitively select the size and weight of each letter on a virtual keyboard before clicking on it to write it. This customised text prints on a downloadable poster. This system of transformation questions the potential of letters as vector of emotions, very much like emojis nowadays. 🤫 🤩 😍
Elude is a computer generated alphabet with a simple geometrical structure which evolves based on the user input.
Inspired by the uprising of open-type fonts and other variable typefaces, the alphabet aims to explore the potential of modular
letters outside of the strict framework of softwares and file formats. In the radical square grid, the alphabet unfolds - becomes slimmer or thicker - depending on the user’s movement on the screen.
The alphabet was entirely programmed using javascript in the P5.js framework, which is specifically designed to code webpages. Each letter consists of a simple and singular combination of rectangle and parallelogram. This minimal vocabulary
allows the letters to have a strong coherency while being in constant motion.
In order to experience this variable alphabet, I designed a type processor which is available on the platform. It aims to give each visitor of the website the opportunity to play around with a modular typesetter and express their creative
potential. On the webpage, the user can intuitively select the size and weight of each letter on a virtual keyboard before clicking on it to write it. This customised text prints on a downloadable poster. This system of transformation questions
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$HADDOCK/tools/ana_pdb_Q-factor.csh pales.inpThe output will be written to files with extension PDBfilename.pales.
grep Axx *.pales | gawk '{print $4,$5,$6}' > xx-yy-zz.dat
cat xx-yy-zz.dat | awk '{print $1}' | $HADDOCKTOOLS/average.perl cat xx-yy-zz.dat | awk '{print $2}' | $HADDOCKTOOLS/average.perl cat xx-yy-zz.dat | awk '{print $3}' | $HADDOCKTOOLS/average.perl
grep Da *.pales | awk '{print $3}' | $HADDOCKTOOLS/average.perl grep Dr *.pales | awk '{print $3}' | $HADDOCKTOOLS/average.perl
assi ( resid 999 and name OO ) ( resid 999 and name Z ) ( resid 999 and name X ) ( resid 999 and name Y ) ( resid 20 and name N and segid A ) ( resid 20 and name HN and segid A ) 2.981 0.200Given a file containing residue_number RDC_value and Segid a RDC restraint file in CNS format can be generated with the gawk script generate_sani provided in the HADDOCK/RDCtools directory:
$HADDOCK/RDCtools/generate_sani rdc_data_fileThe error on the RDCs is set by default to 0.2 Hz. This can be overruled by giving the error value as argument:
$HADDOCK/RDCtools/generate_sani ERR=0.4 rdc_data_fileThe 2.2 version of HADDOCK supports up to 5 different SANI restraints sets. Each can have a separate tensor. The tensor residue number should be in the range 999-995. You can edit and modify the generate_sani script to change the tensor number. To use RDC restraints in HADDOCK, use SANI in run.cns in the dipolar coupling section and define the proper Da and R parameters (R=Dr/Da). The RDC restraints are first used in the rigid body energy minimization step using as force constant the value defined for the hot phase. Keep this value small (the current default is 0.02) to keep a proper balance between the AIR and SANI energy terms.
Note 2: For proper docking results, dipolar couplings restraints of the various molecules should be input as one set (and thus not split in separate sets for each molecule). The assumption here is that the RDCs of the various components share one common alignment tensor.
Thanks to Helen Mott and Wayne Boucher from Cambridge University we are providing in the HADDOCK/RDCtools a python script, dipole_segid.py that allows the generation of such restraints from RDC data. To use it, you need to have your RDC data in a tab separated file containing residue_number, RDC_value and Segid and provide the tensor components Dxx, Dyy and Dzz (in Hertz). For NH couplings, these components are equal to 21700 times the eigenvalues of the Saupe matrix given by Pales.
Usage:
python $HADDOCK/RDCtools/dipolar_segid.py rdc_data_file vean_output_file Dxx Dyy DzzThe resulting restraints file looks like:
assign (resid 19 and name N and segid B ) (resid 19 and name HN and segid B ) (resid 27 and name N and segid B ) (resid 27 and name HN and segid B ) 13.1 2.9 166.9 2.9 ! excluded 0.935 assign (resid 75 and name N and segid A ) (resid 75 and name HN and segid A ) (resid 27 and name N and segid B ) (resid 27 and name HN and segid B ) 13.1 2.9 166.9 2.9 ! excluded 0.935The last column gives the fraction of angular space excluded by the restraint and can be used to select "significant" restraints, e.g. limiting more than 25% of the torsional space. Note that the number of restraints generated is very high since for N dipolar coupling there are N*(N-1) possible combinations.
awk '{if ($27 == $9 && $44 > 0.25) {print $0}}' vean_output_file >vean_intra_25.tbl awk '{if ($27 != $9 && $44 > 0.25) {print $0}}' vean_output_file >vean_inter_25.tblTo use intervector projection angle restraints in HADDOCK, use VANGLE in run.cns in the dipolar coupling section. The VANGLE restraints are introduced in the rigid body energy minimization step using as initial force constants the value defined for the hot phase. The restraints are activated in the second rotational minimization phase (thus earlier than the SANI restraints!)


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intersystems
Businessmodel of InterSystems
Customer Segments
Intersystems provides a range of commercially and institutionally focused products and solutions to a diverse client base. The Company organises its clients into three core categories:
- Health, comprising various healthcare providers such as hospitals and clinics, as well as medical device manufacturers and distributors;
- Business, comprising a range of large commercial entities across multiple industries, notably including businesses operating in the banking and financial services, logistics, utilities, and internet-of-things sectors; and
- Government, comprising various local, state, and federal government bodies, as well as public institutions and bodies. Intersystems includes a number of high-profile commercial and institutional entities among its clients, including Kaiser Permanente, Credit Suisse, US Department of Veterans Affairs, European Space Agency, Mediterranean Shipping Company, Petrobras, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Kimberly-Clark, and BNP Paribas Securities.
Intersystems serves a global customer base, with its native US comprising its largest single market.
Value Propositions
Intersystems provides value to its clients in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company established as a leading provider of data management, connectivity, and analytics solutions, having an extensive client base including market leading companies such as Petrobras, BNP Paribas, and Credit Suisse;
- Its portfolio of intellectual properties, with the Company utilising a range of proprietary technologies in the development and implementation of its products, enabling it to offer unique and innovative solutions to its clients;
- Its industry and international reach, with the Company providing solutions to a diverse customer base, which spans multiple industries – including the financial services, government, healthcare, and utilities sectors – as well as numerous geographic markets across the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific; and
- Its industry expertise and experience, with the Company employing specialist technical personnel that ensure the Company’s solutions run effectively and reliably, as well as a team of experienced industry executives. ### Channels
Intersystems operates a website at www.intersystems.com, through which it provides information on its various products, solutions, target industries, and corporate activities. The Company’s software solutions can be accessed online through its cloud-based platform at www.login.intersystems.com. Despite its online presence and cloud services, the Company does not operate an online sales channel. The Company does, however, offer an online contact form through which potential clients can make a sales enquiry.
Intersystems makes its sales primarily through its in-house direct sales force, which is organised primarily by geographic region. The Company’s sales personnel operate out of the Company’s international network of offices, which spans the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa, and the Middle East, including locations in the UK, Finland, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, China, Israel, and South Africa.
Intersystems additionally makes sales through a network of third party channel partners, including value added resellers, sales agents, and distributors.
Customer Relationships
Intersystems does not make sales to its clients on a self-service basis. The Company, however, does allow clients to register sales enquiries online, and makes its software solutions accessible, once purchased, on a self-service basis, with clients able to utilise the full functionality of the Intersystems products without interacting with service personnel.
Intersystems makes its sales through an international direct sales force, which consults closely with clients in order to establish their individual needs and circumstances. The Company seeks to provide tailored solutions where possible and to establish long-term relationships and recurring business.
Intersystems provides ongoing support to its clients, with customers able to access personalised assistance from dedicated support personnel over the phone, online, and via email. The Company has a 24-7 Worldwide Response Centre, through which customers can arrange specific technical guidance. The Company also offers a range of resources through its website, such as online learning resources, white papers, videos, webinars, and documentation, that can be accessed independently.
Intersystems also operates a number of social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube – through which it is able to publish company updates and interact directly with clients.
Key Activities
InterSystems develops and sells a portfolio of data management, connectivity, and analytics software solutions that are designed to assist commercial and institutional clients across three core categories: Healthcare, Business, and Government.
The company’s business category, includes clients across multiple industries, in particular the financial services, logistics, and utilities sectors. The Company offers a large catalogue of products, including Caché, Ensemble, HealthShare, TrakCare, DeepSee, and iKnow.
Intersystems serves a global client base and maintains an operational presence in multiple markets across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa, including offices in Chile, China, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, and Japan.
Key Partners
Intersystems works in close collaboration with a network of partners with which it develops and implements its solutions. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of technologies, services, and equipment that are utilised across the enterprise in support of its core software development and delivery operations;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, including the Company’s various application and distribution partners, comprising various value added resellers, sales agents, and independent software vendors, which sell applications or solutions that are built on the Company’s advanced technologies.
- Implementation Partners, comprising various technology and development companies that have a high level of technical proficiency, which assist in implementing the Company’s various solutions and technologies; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising various market leading companies across multiple industries that work with the Company on a range of joint projects, including in marketing, branding, and development. Intersystems has a number of partnerships in place. This includes partnerships with 3i Infotech, Sebrio Strategic Business Intelligence, and Clinical Architecture.
Key Resources
Intersystems’s key resources are its proprietary technologies and intellectual properties, its software solutions and online platform, its IT and communications infrastructure, its sales and marketing channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Intersystems utilises a range of patent and trademark rights to protect its intellectual properties that are key to the success of its operations. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a single patent application filed in Intersystems name, entitled ‘Data analysis based on data linking elements’.
Intersystems additionally owns and or leases a number of physical properties. This principally comprises the Company’s international network of sales and administrative offices across the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Cost Structure
Intersystems incurs costs in relation to the development of its intellectual properties and solutions, the development and maintenance of its online solutions, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the procurement of professional services, the management of its partnerships, the operations of its sales and marketing channels, and the retention of its personnel.
Revenue Streams
Intersystems generates revenue through the development and provision of various data management, connectivity, and analytics software solutions to commercial and institutional clients around the world. The Company also generates revenue through the provision of various other related services, including implementation, technical support, and online learning services. The Company derives its revenue primarily under service contracts.
Intersystems remains a privately-owned company and as such is not obliged to publish its financial figures online. Research did not identify any reference to its recent revenue results; the Company, however, is reported to have generated more than $440 million in revenue in 2012.


RRD4j online integration
As opposite to RRD4j offline rendering it is possible to record and render RRD performance results near to real-time. Therefore JETM provides an RRD4j extension that stores executions times in given RRD4j databases at recording time and render graphs on demand.
Note that the current RRD4j online integration is experimental and should not be used in high traffic situations. While it should create exactly the same results seen at RRD4j offline support it is pretty much untested yet.
Step 1: Prerequisites
In order to use JETM RRD4j support you need to add all RRD4j libraries to your application runtime classpath. You can download the current RRD4j distribution here. Be aware that RRD4j requires Java™ 5.0 or higher.
Step 2: Create target RRD databases
The RRD4j online intergration will record performance results into existing RRD databases. Therefore it is up to you to create those files before running an RRD4j enabled JETM runtime. The easiest way to create those files is using the command line tool described in RRD4j offline integration.
The following example creates two RRD DB files, one for Soap Actions and another one for HTTP requests using a high resolution database:
java etm.contrib.rrd.rrd4j.Rrd4jMain create-db -t highres -d /tmp/soap_actions.rrd java etm.contrib.rrd.rrd4j.Rrd4jMain create-db -t highres -d /tmp/http_requests.rrd
Step 3: Enable RRD recording
To enable RRD4j online recording you need to add the Rrd4jPlugin and enable notifications for newly recorded performance results. The following JETM config exerpt uses static EtmManger configuration, nevertheless the same features can be actived in a Springframework based environment or manually via EtmMonitor API.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE jetm-config PUBLIC "-// void.fm //DTD JETM Config 1.2//EN" "http://jetm.void.fm/dtd/jetm_config_1_2.dtd"> <jetm-config> <features> ... <notifications /> </features> <extension> <plugin class="etm.contrib.rrd.rrd4j.Rrd4jPlugin"> <property name="destinations">soap_actions.rrd!^SoapAction.+</property> <property name="destinations">http_requests.rrd!^HTTP.+</property> <property name="rrdFilePath" ref="/tmp"/> </plugin> </extension> </jetm-config>
The configuration above defines two target RRD databases located in /tmp. The first database called soap_actions.rrd will be used for all measurement points that match the regular expression ^SoapAction.+, while the second database http_requests.rrd is the destination for all performance results matching ^HTTP.+.
Step 4: Create performance graphs
Now there are two options to render grapical performance statistics: One option is the command line tool described in RRD4j offline integration. And the other option is a dedicated plugin that will create images online.
The plugin Rrd4jImageGeneratorPlugin pretty much works like command line tool.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE jetm-config PUBLIC "-// void.fm //DTD JETM Config 1.2//EN" "http://jetm.void.fm/dtd/jetm_config_1_2.dtd"> <jetm-config> ... <extension> <plugin class="etm.contrib.rrd.rrd4j.Rrd4jPlugin"> ... </plugin> <plugin class="etm.contrib.rrd.rrd4j.Rrd4jImageGeneratorPlugin"> <property name="generationInterval">60</property> <property name="templateName">max-average</property> <property name="renderInterval">3600</property> <property name="offset">121</property> <property name="templateProperties.imagefile">/tmp/performance_1h.png</property> <property name="templateProperties.rrdfile">/tmp/soap_actions.rrd</property> <property name="templateProperties.imagetitle">SOAP actions last hour</property> </plugin> </extension> </jetm-config>


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public final class AccessControlContext
An AccessControlContext is used to make system resource access decisions based on the context it encapsulates.
More specifically, it encapsulates a context and
has a single method, checkPermission
,
that is equivalent to the checkPermission
method
in the AccessController class, with one difference: The AccessControlContext
checkPermission
method makes access decisions based on the
context it encapsulates,
rather than that of the current execution thread.
Thus, the purpose of AccessControlContext is for those situations where a security check that should be made within a given context actually needs to be done from within a different context (for example, from within a worker thread).
An AccessControlContext is created by calling the
AccessController.getContext
method.
The getContext
method takes a "snapshot"
of the current calling context, and places
it in an AccessControlContext object, which it returns. A sample call is
the following:
AccessControlContext acc = AccessController.getContext()
Code within a different context can subsequently call the
checkPermission
method on the
previously-saved AccessControlContext object. A sample call is the
following:
acc.checkPermission(permission)
AccessController
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
AccessControlContext(AccessControlContext acc,
DomainCombiner combiner)
Create a new AccessControlContext with the given
AccessControlContext and DomainCombiner . |
|
AccessControlContext(ProtectionDomain[] context)
Create an AccessControlContext with the given set of ProtectionDomains. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
checkPermission(Permission perm)
Determines whether the access request indicated by the specified permission should be allowed or denied, based on the security policy currently in effect, and the context in this object. |
boolean |
equals(Object obj)
Checks two AccessControlContext objects for equality. |
DomainCombiner |
getDomainCombiner()
Get the DomainCombiner associated with this
AccessControlContext . |
int |
hashCode()
Returns the hash code value for this context. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public AccessControlContext(ProtectionDomain[] context)
context
- the ProtectionDomains associated with this context.
The non-duplicate domains are copied from the array. Subsequent
changes to the array will not affect this AccessControlContext.public AccessControlContext(AccessControlContext acc, DomainCombiner combiner)
AccessControlContext
with the given
AccessControlContext
and DomainCombiner
.
This constructor associates the provided
DomainCombiner
with the provided
AccessControlContext
.
acc
- the AccessControlContext
associated
with the provided DomainCombiner
. combiner
- the DomainCombiner
to be associated
with the provided AccessControlContext
.
NullPointerException
- if the provided
context
is null
.
SecurityException
- if the caller does not have permission
to invoke this constructor.| Method Detail |
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public DomainCombiner getDomainCombiner()
DomainCombiner
associated with this
AccessControlContext
.
DomainCombiner
associated with this
AccessControlContext
, or null
if there is none.
SecurityException
- if the caller does not have permission
to get the DomainCombiner
associated with this
AccessControlContext
.public void checkPermission(Permission perm) throws AccessControlException
This method quietly returns if the access request is permitted, or throws a suitable AccessControlException otherwise.
perm
- the requested permission.
AccessControlException
- if the specified permission
is not permitted, based on the current security policy and the
context encapsulated by this object.
NullPointerException
- if the permission to check for is null.public boolean equals(Object obj)
equals
in class Object
obj
- the object we are testing for equality with this object.
Object.hashCode()
,
Hashtable
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class Object
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
,
Hashtable
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