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This is the sample HTML for the action table component described in Chapter 9, Tables. The guidelines chapter for tables is the definitive source for details on the appearance and behavior of tables and will not be repeated in this document. The release notes at the end of this document contain HTML & css implementation issues and details.
There are two variations on the table's appearance, a standard look and a "lite" look intended for use in e.g., portal pages, where the standard appearance is too visually heavy. This is implemented using contextual selectors, so to view a table in its lightweight mode one only needs to add "TblLt" to the class specification on the table tag, i.e., class="Tbl TblLt". Examples of both variations can be seen in the examples section below.
The fact that tables are specified to take 100% of the width of the window, less 10px margins on either side, forces a platform solution. It turns out that if the 10px margin is specified in a <div class="TblMgn"> IE will actually add the 10px margins to the left and right of the table after it has stretched the table to 100%, which forces horizontal scrolling. To get around this, the style sheet specifies 10px left and right white borders on the table, instead of margins. In the NS6 style sheet, these are margins.
Column Spacing
The fact that the tables need to be 100% of the width of the window means that application developers will need some way of controlling the relative widths of, and be able to specify <nowrap> on, specific columns to ensure that the tables end up with an attractive appearance. In the case of tables with only two data columns, a spacer column is placed to the right of the two data columns in order to take up the extra space, thus allowing the contents of two data columns to be close together. This column uses the styles TblTdSpc and TblTdSpcLst.
Column Alignment and Wrapping of Headers
Columns should be left, center, or right aligned according the the rules specified in the guidelines. There can be no mixed alignment within a column. Testing revealed that the most reliable cross-platform way of getting left or center alignment to work was via the use of the align attribute in the td tag. By default, cell contents for td's are left-aligned, so there is no need to do anything for these cells. th's, on the other hand are center-aligned by default, so it will be necessary to include a align="left" for those cells.
To support attractive wrapping, column headers with sort icons are placed inside of table with the column header text and the sort icon placed in separate cells. In this scheme the text can wrap to two lines and the sort icon will stay bottom aligned and to the right
Dynamic Behavior
The table is a place where the dynamic enabling and disabling of buttons and menus (and their menu items) is likely to be used quite a bit. Typically, this dynamic behavior would be in response to the user checking the checkboxes or radio buttons in the first column of the table, if present. In some cases, certain buttons and menu items should be disabled when the user enters the page (i.e., because nothing has been selected). Because the dynamic enabling and disabling of individual menu items does not work in Internet Explorer, selecting an item that is "disabled" should launch a pop-up window containing a message about why the control has been disabled. There are several default messages described in the Tables chapter of the guidelines, but there may be a need for application developers to specify a custom message.
Accessibility
There are several accessibility features built into the table. The first is that the table title is implemented using the <caption> tag. The caption has a style defined that gives it the appropriate appearance for all browsers.
The table also specifies the use of the "scope" attribute to indicate row and column headers. Tables will always have column headers specified via inclusion of scope="col" in the <th> tags for the table. The exceptions to this are the columns containing checkboxes or radio buttons and the spacer columns used for two column tables. Row headers will exist in most, but not all tables via the inclusion of scope="row" in all of the cells in a column that are identified to contain header information. These row headers also need to be specified with a <th> rather than a <td> tag. For example, if a table has a column containing user names and to the left is a column of checkboxes and to the right are columns containing attributes of those users, then the contents of the cells in the user name column are acting as row headers and would therefore be specified via a th with a scope="row" contained within. On the other hand, if a table contains a system log with time stamp and log entry columns, then neither column should have scope="row" specified in the rows because neither is acting as a row header in this case -- this table would still, however have scope="col" specified in the column headers.
Alarm Cells
When there is an alarm in a table cell, the cell gets a yellow background. Depending on where the cell is in the table (i.e., in a sort column, in the first column, in the last row, etc.), the style for the alarm cell varies somewhat.


 A PRAYER.
1 With my voice I cry out to the LORD;
with my voice I plead for mercy to the LORD.
2 I pour out my complaint before him;
I tell my trouble before him.
3 When my spirit faints within me,
you know my way!
In the path where I walk
they have hidden a trap for me.
4 Look to the right and see:
there is none who takes notice of me;
no refuge remains to me;
no one cares for my soul.
5 I cry to you, O LORD;
I say, “You are my refuge,
my portion in the land of the living.”
6 Attend to my cry,
for I am brought very low!
Deliver me from my persecutors,
for they are too strong for me!
7 Bring me out of prison,
that I may give thanks to your name!
The righteous will surround me,
for you will deal bountifully with me.


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Puts the selected object or objects on top of all other objects. For example, if some worksheet objects are covering part of an embedded chart, you can select the chart and use BRING.TO.FRONT to display the chart on top of the worksheet objects.
Syntax
BRING.TO.FRONT( )
If the selection is not an object or a group of objects, BRING.TO.FRONT returns the #VALUE! error value.
Related Function
SEND.TO.BACK Sends selected objects behind other objects
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At BETA TSA, we aren't just about competition. Personal growth in our students is a key part of our activities, and we like to offer as many opportunities as possible to our members.
In addition to officer positions, TSA also offers leadership conferences for all of its members. In November, the Regional Leadership Conference for all students in the Rio Grande Valley takes place, and members are exposed to opportunities to grow at the university level. In December, a three-day leadership conference for all students in the state of Texas takes place in Kerrville, and members can grow exponentially through the leadership skills they learn there.
"I'm grateful to have been a part of TSA. I never thought I would be able to speak in front of my entire chapter of over one hundred people, but being a member and officer in TSA has helped me accomplish that."
-Daniel Escobedo, Chapter President
"When I was a freshman, I just kind of joined whatever event looked interesting; now that I'm a senior, I've been able to travel to places like Dallas and Nashville, and I hope I get to travel to Orlando, this year!"
-Abby Cancel, 4-year TSA member


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The Railway Museum was established in 1979 by Indian Railways, The museum is opposite the Central Food Technology and Research Institute on Krishnaraja Sagar Road. It has locomotives and a gallery of photographs and paintings depicting the growth of railways in India. The museum has a battery-operated mini-train giving a short ride for children on the grounds.
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Cluster certificates¶
Certificates expiration in cluster¶
If certificate is expired for DNS name (for example heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com)
Copy DNS name (heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com).
Rename DNS name to any another (for example heedbookslave2.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com).
Create new VM outside the cluster (let’s call it dns-vm).
For new VM dns-vm create new DNS name equals copied DNS name (heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com).
Run the following commands in new virtual machine dns-vm.
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install certbot
$ sudo certbot certonly --standalone --preferred-challenges http -d heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com
When running the command, you will be prompted to enter an email address and agree to the terms of service. After doing so, you should see a message telling you the process was successful and where your certificates are stored:
Output
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Congratulations! Your certificate and chain have been saved at:
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/fullchain.pem
Your key file has been saved at:
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/privkey.pem
Your cert will expire on 2018-10-09. To obtain a new or tweaked
version of this certificate in the future, simply run certbot
again. To non-interactively renew *all* of your certificates, run
"certbot renew"
- Your account credentials have been saved in your Certbot
configuration directory at /etc/letsencrypt. You should make a
secure backup of this folder now. This configuration directory will
also contain certificates and private keys obtained by Certbot so
making regular backups of this folder is ideal.
- If you like Certbot, please consider supporting our work by:
Donating to ISRG / Let's Encrypt: https://letsencrypt.org/donate
Donating to EFF: https://eff.org/donate-le
Copy files
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/fullchain.pem
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/privkey.pem
to master node to directory /home/heeadbookadmin/source/hb-infrastructure/Certificates
and rename it using format filename_YYYYmmDD.pem
and delete your VM dns-vm.
Run following command in VM master node
$ kubectl delete secret tls-secret
$ kubectl create secret tls tls-secret --key privkey_YYYYmmDD.pem --cert fullchain_YYYYmmDD.pem
Certificates creation in cluster¶
Create for your VM DNS name (heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com).
Run the following commands in new virtual machine dns-vm.
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install certbot
$ sudo certbot certonly --standalone --preferred-challenges http -d heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com
When running the command, you will be prompted to enter an email address and agree to the terms of service. After doing so, you should see a message telling you the process was successful and where your certificates are stored:
Output
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Congratulations! Your certificate and chain have been saved at:
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/fullchain.pem
Your key file has been saved at:
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/privkey.pem
Your cert will expire on 2018-10-09. To obtain a new or tweaked
version of this certificate in the future, simply run certbot
again. To non-interactively renew *all* of your certificates, run
"certbot renew"
- Your account credentials have been saved in your Certbot
configuration directory at /etc/letsencrypt. You should make a
secure backup of this folder now. This configuration directory will
also contain certificates and private keys obtained by Certbot so
making regular backups of this folder is ideal.
- If you like Certbot, please consider supporting our work by:
Donating to ISRG / Let's Encrypt: https://letsencrypt.org/donate
Donating to EFF: https://eff.org/donate-le
Copy files
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/fullchain.pem
/etc/letsencrypt/live/heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com/privkey.pem
to master node to directory /home/heeadbookadmin/source/hb-infrastructure/Certificates
and rename it using format filename_YYYYmmDD.pem
. Run following commands in master node
sudo certbot certonly --standalone --preferred-challenges http -d heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com
Add secret name to /home/heedbookadmin/source/hb-infrastructure/Nginx/nginx-ingress.yaml
file
spec:
tls:
- hosts:
- heedbookslave.northeurope.cloudapp.azure.com
secretName: tls-secret
and run command
kubectl apply -f nginx-ingress.yaml


Date: January 2019
Publisher: CS3 2019
Location: Rome, Italy
Links:
CERNBox is a multipetabyte-scale sync and share platform at CERN, storing close to 7 PB of data for more than 16K users. Over time we have identified different improvement points to increase development agility and maintenance costs for running the service. Last year we have evolved the architecture of the service from a monolithic stack to a decentralised model based on micro-services. This mesh is the core of the new system and relies on latest technologies (gRPC and Protobuf) for efficient inter-component communication and controlled API evolution. In this talk we present the process we followed and our observations during this journey, which led to the creation of the public consumable CS3 APIs for a distributed sync and share platform.


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Latvia’s Healthcare Ministry proposes increasing wages for residents by 20%
by BNNHealthcare Ministry has come forth with a proposal to increase wages of local residents by 20% and wages of all other healthcare workers by 10%.
The ministry proposes dividing funding for wages based on four basic principles. This includes increasing wages for resident doctors by 20% and 10% for all other healthcare workers. This also includes the condition under which allocated funding is provided as efficiently as possible to help increase the lowest wages.
When signing contracts for provision of state-funded services, National Health Service (NVD) will be able to allocate funding in accordance with contract conditions to help increase wages, but no more than three average wages in the national economy.
At the same time, the goal is securing increase of wages for medical personnel in daycare centres, the ministry adds.
On top of that, to ensure generation switch in healthcare and balance development of the profession in the long run and motivate students to stay in Latvia, it is planned to increase wages for residents by 20%, allocating EUR 4.04 million for this, explains the ministry.
More on this topic: Doctors urge government to postpone budget approval; prepare for strike
Increase of the lowest wages by 10% would require EUR 48.2 million. This means the lowest wages will increase for doctors who perform state-funded healthcare services, the ministry reports.
10% increase is also planned for medical staff of institutions under Healthcare Ministry and ambulance brigades, allocating EUR 6.26 million for this. EUR 1.6 million has been outlined to increase wages for other people employed in the healthcare sector.
Generally this means that, for example, the lowest monthly wages of certified doctors may increase by EUR 108 (from EUR 1 0179 in 2019 to EUR 1 187 in 2020) and the lowest wages of certified nurses and assistants would increase by EUR 71 (from EUR 714 to EUR 785).
The ministry reminds that in 2020 it is planned to increase doctors’ wages for the first consecutive time. Funding of EUR 60.1 million has been allocated for this.


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CBO - Scientific Analysis and Assessment
The
Global Urbanization, Biodiversity, and Ecosystems – Challenges and Opportunities is a more detailed scientific analysis and assessment of the links between urbanization, biodiversity and ecosystem services that is scheduled to be published as book in 2013. It provides extended, in-depth coverage of regional and local case study assessments.
The draft core chapters of this volume are now available online.
Chapter Outlines
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Chapter 1 – A global outlook on urbanization, challenges, and opportunities
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Chapter 2 – Urbanization and trends in biodiversity, ecosystems, and ecosystem functions
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Chapter 3 – Patterns and trends in urban biodiversity and design
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Chapter 4 – Urban ecosystem services
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Chapter 5 – Shrinking Cities and impacts on ecosystem services and biodiversity
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Chapter 6 – Urban ecological restoration
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Chapter 7 – Typologies of urbanization, effects on land use, biodiversity, and ecosystem services
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Chapter 8 – Urbanization, climate change, and urban biodiversity
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Chapter 9 – Food and water in an urbanizing world
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Chapter 10 – Urban governance for biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Chapter 11 – Urban landscapes as learning arenas for sustainable management of biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Chapter 12 – Indicators: scientific evaluation of City Biodiversity Index
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Chapter 13 – Summary and synthesis
Regional and local assessments of urbanization, biodiversity, and ecosystems
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China
India
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I have a close friend who is fond of travelling. Every time we meet our conversation turns to making plans of prospective journeys to interesting places. We love making plans so much that sometimes it seems it is all that we do. We can never have too many plans at once. Why it was just the other day that we planned a week long vacation to Andaman islands. And in the week before we decided that we wanted to go to that famous hill station in West Bengal, Darjeeling. It is not easy to come up with a location that suits both of us so it is hard work figuring out new places to go. We feel satisfied after making these plans. It feels like a job well done.
When it comes to execution of plans, at the risk of sounding immodest, I must say I am more active. I am not a morning person but at one time I knocked on my friend's door at 5 AM with packed suitcase all ready to leave. My friends expression suggested to me that he was neither ready nor going. His tone suggested to me that he was slightly annoyed at me for disturbing him in the wee hours of the morning. His excuse that a plan is not finalized until the railway tickets are booked sounded rather weak to me.
Booking of train tickets is a very stressful activity and one that I try to avoid at all costs. You must book a train at least a week in advance. If your plans coincide with a national holiday you will be lucky to score a reservation. You could try to book an emergency ticket from the railway station but unless you plan to sleep at the station the night before don't expect to succeed in your endeavor.
Which is why I suggested to take a bus. My friend looked at me as though I was a drug addict high on last night's dose. I tried to explain to him that bus rides can actually be fun and we can stop at stations and explore places before reaching our destination, but my plea fell on deaf ears. I left disappointed.
Late in the afternoon my friend called me and told me to meet him in half and hour at the metro station. I was still a bit angry with him but I had nothing better to do so I reached the station at the appointed time. He said that we were going the Hauz Khas Village. Hauz Khas is a 20 minute ride from the MGF metro station. I knew that there were some interesting historical monuments to see, but I had never been there before so I said yes.
I was hoping that my friend would have researched about the location so I asked him what we were supposed to do there but I only got ambiguous replies such as " a good crowd" and "nice atmosphere". At the Hauz khas metro station we hired an auto that dropped us in the village.
The village did have a good atmosphere, I must admit. The buildings were brightly colored. There were a few nice looking restaurants .There were curiosity shops all around. It felt cozy and inviting to me. The highlight of the place was (according to wikipedia) the Hauz Khas Complex, which enclosed a water tank (more like a small lake), a mosque , a college and a tomb, dating back to the 13th century. Unlike most other historical places in Delhi the Hauz Khas complex had no entry fees.
After reading the inscription on the stone tablet at the gate we went inside the complex. We were greeted by lush greenery and silent old buildings. Whenever I visit old places like these I am astounded by the fact that even centuries later these structures remain. It fills me with immense respect for those architects who designed these buildings. Since I have no knowledge of architecture I could not admire the finer details and the nuances of these buildings but I could make out that lot of thought must have been put into designing them.
Most of the people within the complex were college students busy taking pictures. I guess that was what my friend meant with "nice crowd". Like most historical monuments in Delhi the walls of buildings in Hauz Khas complex was turned into a canvas of self expression. You could find everything from marriage proposals to amateur self advertisement inscribed upon them. The complex is a small place and it does not take more than an hour to see all that it has to offer , unless you want to study every detail, but there is a lot more to see in the village besides the complex.
So we set out to our next destination, the Deer park. It was within walking distance from the complex. We stopped by an art gallery on the way. What drew my attention to it was not the beautiful paintings but the wonderful scent of the oil paint that came from within it. The scent reminded me of my failed attempts as a kid to draw. And when I say draw I mean drawing on the canvas. As a kid it always seemed to be the hardest part. I could mix the colors all right but somehow they always ended up on my shirt. At times tried to brush it off but it used to make the matters worse. Seeing those beautiful paintings in the shop I made a promise to myself that I am going to take another stab at drawing one of these days.
The road to deer park is scattered with such shops. Some selling paintings, others woodwork and I am sure I even saw vinyl records in one shop! I need to go back there and see if they sell those.
At the deer park we expected to see deers and boy we were not disappointed. There were deers all over that place. In fact I am pretty sure that they were the only creatures besides humans that lived in that there. On our way I saw a child, he was maybe 4 or 5, who seemed pretty excited to see all the deers. He gestured at them, called them and made faces at them but he was largely ignored. I guess deers are pretty cold.
It was close to sunset by this time and we decided to head back. On our way back we made a few more plans for a few more trips.


12 ounces wide egg noodles (or your favorite noodles or pasta)
2 cups shredded cooked chicken (use storebought rotisserie chicken to save time; or roast or cook your own chicken in a skillet)
3 to 4 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves, finely chopped
1 tablespoon lemon juice, optional
Salt, to taste
Instructions
To a large Dutch oven or stockpot, add the oil and heat over medium-high heat to warm.
Add the carrots, celery, onion, and sauté for about 7 minutes, or until vegetables begin to soften. Stir intermittently. Add the garlic and sauté for another 1 to 2 minutes.
Add the chicken broth, bay leaves, thyme, oregano, pepper, and bring to a boil. Allow mixture to boil gently for about 5 minutes or until vegetables are fork-tender. Note – If you like brothier soup, add additional broth, possibly as much as an additional 64 ounces because as time passes the noodles will continue to absorb broth.
Add the egg noodles and boil mixture for about 10 minutes, or until noodles are soft and cooked through. At any time while making the soup, if the overall liquid level is lower than you like and you prefer more broth, adding a cup or two of water is okay. At the end you will adjust the salt level.
Add the chicken, parsley, optional lemon juice (brightens up the flavor), and boil 1 to 2 minutes, or until chicken is warmed through. Taste soup and add salt to taste. I added about 1 tablespoon but this will vary based on how salty the brand of chicken broth used is, how salty the rotisserie chicken is, and personal preference. Make any necessary seasoning adjustments (i.e. more salt, pepper, herbs, etc.), remove the bay leaves, and serve immediately.


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # How uncertainty is represented ### IBiG ###
February 11th, 2020
Points of Significance - Nature Methods --- .center[ # Riassunto della scorsa puntata ] 1. Statistics do not tell us whether we are right. It tells us the **chances of being wrong**. 1. Samples are our **windows to the population**, and their statistics are used to estimate those of the population. 1. **Larger samples** approximate the population better. 1. Always keep in mind that your **measurements are estimates**, which you should not endow with an aura of exactitude and finality. 1. The **omnipresence of variability** will ensure that each sample will be different. -- .content-box-grey[.tiny[ - The **mean** is calculated as the arithmetic average of values and can be unduly influenced by extreme values - The **standard deviation** is calculated based on the square of the distance of each value from the mean - The **median** is a more robust measure of location and more suitable for distributions that are skewed or otherwise irregularly shaped ]] --- .center[ ## Anscomb quartet ] --

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  11 	  8.33

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Long-term backgammon colleague and top player, Raj Jansari, posted this position on Facebook. The position actually occurred in a match situation but the correct play is the same in a money game so we will look at that scenario.
Step back in time before the advent of neural net computer programs (bots) and in a chouette there would have been a brief discussion about the relative merits of 13/11, 8/7 and 18/16, 8/7. In fact, the two plays have identical equities and so the discussion would have been largely a waste of time.
In the late 1990s, once the bots demonstrated their credibility, players began to take note of their more unusual plays and adopt them. I had seen several positions of this type before Raj posted this one and was reasonably certain that making the 5-pt with 7/5, 6/5 was the correct play. I had recently re-read Hickey and Storer’s “What’s Your Game Plan?” and recalled that one of their problems (No. 43) is very similar to Raj’s. Is the risk of leaving fourteen shots justified in order to make the Golden Point (as Paul Magriel named the 5-pt)?
Owning an asset is much more powerful than threatening to own an asset. Strategically the 5-pt significantly improves Black’s position. Prior to the move his checkers are not that well placed and having both the 8-pt and the 2-pt is very inefficient. Ideally those checkers on the 8-pt should be used to make home board points. The first step is to strengthen the home board by making the 5-pt. In an ideal world, perhaps Black would prime White’s rear checkers but more likely White will run off his rear anchor and then a blitz may well become the preferred game plan. Owning the 5-pt is a huge step forward in support of that plan.
Tactically, owning the 5-pt constrains White’s and rolls such as 41, 43, 44 and 45 now play very badly for him. One key tactical question is what happens if White hits the Black blot on the bar-point? Black will be favourite to enter but even if he fans Black will have an easy take of White’s redouble although it might look frightening. In fact, after the sequence: Black 21: 7/5, 6/5 White 63: 24/18*/15 Black 66: fans, technically White is not good enough to redouble although many players would do so.
Backgammon players are still not that good at balancing risk and reward and they have a habit of being overly pessimistic. In this position White’s hits after 7/5, 6/5 are certainly annoying but on the other twenty-two rolls Black will be very happy that he made the 5-pt. Bots are much better at judging risk and reward because they have the processing power to be able to do so and are not influenced by emotions.
Once you have studied any position a key learning tool is to adjust things slightly to see what difference that can make. For this position I gave White his 4-pt by moving the spare checkers from his 6- and 5-pts. Now you would think that one of the ‘safer’ plays would be correct. Not according to our silicon friend! XG rollouts have 7/5, 6/5 as the best play, ahead of 18/16, 8/7 by 0.02 equity points.
I think I would have trouble getting chouette partners to agree to that play (!) but it is actually a brilliant example that truly demonstrates the understanding – or lack of it - of risk and reward. Most humans would fail the test.
Step back in time before the advent of neural net computer programs (bots) and in a chouette there would have been a brief discussion about the relative merits of 13/11, 8/7 and 18/16, 8/7. In fact, the two plays have identical equities and so the discussion would have been largely a waste of time.
In the late 1990s, once the bots demonstrated their credibility, players began to take note of their more unusual plays and adopt them. I had seen several positions of this type before Raj posted this one and was reasonably certain that making the 5-pt with 7/5, 6/5 was the correct play. I had recently re-read Hickey and Storer’s “What’s Your Game Plan?” and recalled that one of their problems (No. 43) is very similar to Raj’s. Is the risk of leaving fourteen shots justified in order to make the Golden Point (as Paul Magriel named the 5-pt)?
Owning an asset is much more powerful than threatening to own an asset. Strategically the 5-pt significantly improves Black’s position. Prior to the move his checkers are not that well placed and having both the 8-pt and the 2-pt is very inefficient. Ideally those checkers on the 8-pt should be used to make home board points. The first step is to strengthen the home board by making the 5-pt. In an ideal world, perhaps Black would prime White’s rear checkers but more likely White will run off his rear anchor and then a blitz may well become the preferred game plan. Owning the 5-pt is a huge step forward in support of that plan.
Tactically, owning the 5-pt constrains White’s and rolls such as 41, 43, 44 and 45 now play very badly for him. One key tactical question is what happens if White hits the Black blot on the bar-point? Black will be favourite to enter but even if he fans Black will have an easy take of White’s redouble although it might look frightening. In fact, after the sequence: Black 21: 7/5, 6/5 White 63: 24/18*/15 Black 66: fans, technically White is not good enough to redouble although many players would do so.
Backgammon players are still not that good at balancing risk and reward and they have a habit of being overly pessimistic. In this position White’s hits after 7/5, 6/5 are certainly annoying but on the other twenty-two rolls Black will be very happy that he made the 5-pt. Bots are much better at judging risk and reward because they have the processing power to be able to do so and are not influenced by emotions.
Once you have studied any position a key learning tool is to adjust things slightly to see what difference that can make. For this position I gave White his 4-pt by moving the spare checkers from his 6- and 5-pts. Now you would think that one of the ‘safer’ plays would be correct. Not according to our silicon friend! XG rollouts have 7/5, 6/5 as the best play, ahead of 18/16, 8/7 by 0.02 equity points.
I think I would have trouble getting chouette partners to agree to that play (!) but it is actually a brilliant example that truly demonstrates the understanding – or lack of it - of risk and reward. Most humans would fail the test.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 7/5 6/5 Eq.: +0.144 0.630 0.189 0.007 - 0.370 0.175 0.005 2. Cubeful 2-ply 18/16 8/7 Eq.: +0.079 (-0.065) 0.598 0.170 0.006 - 0.402 0.153 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 18/15 Eq.: +0.063 (-0.081) 0.593 0.168 0.006 - 0.407 0.155 0.004 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 8/7 Eq.: +0.059 (-0.085) 0.597 0.172 0.006 - 0.403 0.172 0.006 5. Cubeful 2-ply 18/16 13/12 Eq.: +0.057 (-0.087) 0.592 0.168 0.006 - 0.408 0.159 0.005


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by Andrew McCartyOn Saturday afternoon, ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter revealed the location of Colin Kaepernick’s workout for NFL scouts has changed.
The NFL set up a workout for Kaepernick to showcase his skills at the Atlanta Falcons training facility. However, just over an hour before the workout was scheduled to begin, Kaepernick’s camp decided to move the location.
Kaepernick released a statement revealing the decision for the change. The NFL did not want media to attend and film the workout, so Kaepernick changed the location to allow media and the fans to see the workout for themselves.
His girlfriend, Nessa Diab, released a statement about the move.
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According to NFL insider Charles Robinson, the decision to move the workout was Kaepernick’s.
“Kaepernick wanting the public to see the workout and everything that happened with their own eyes,” he said. “When the NFL refused to allow that, plans were made to move it to an open venue where anyone/everyone could judge the quality of the workout.”
The former star NFL quarterback will work out for team at 4:00 p.m. ET. Will a team sign him?
Stay tuned for the latest on Kaepernick’s workout.


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JUST THE TICKET
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. United Artists Director: Richard Wenk Writer: Richard Wenk Cast: Andy Garcia, Andie MacDowell, Richard Bradford, Wally Dunn, Laura Harris, Elizabeth Ashley, Andre Blake, Ronald Guttman, Donna Hanover, Ron Leibman, Irene Worth, Joe Frazier
Funny thing. I hang around Broadway most nights every week and I've never been approached by a ticket scalper looking to pawn off tickets to a hot show at a 100% markup. Why is this? Could it be that Mayor Giuliani has locked every one of these guys? Maybe. But someone in the know tells me that I just don't look like the type who fits the demographics. I don't know whether to take that as a compliment. In any case, "Just the Ticket" is about a ticket scalper and his cuddly-lovable business partners who might have been created by Damon Runyon (whose works inspired "Guys and Dolls") but who instead have been constituted by writer-director Richard Wenk. It's also about the scalper's off- again, on-again girl friend, who comes across more like a wary denizen of a small town in South Carolina than a hardened native of the Big Apple. I suppose the main reason to see it is to find out how well Andy Garcia can play a nice guy albeit an irresponsible scamp, and how precious Andie MacDowell can be as the woman who waited eight years for him to grow up and is about to throw in the towel and go to the Cordon Bleu cooking school in Paris. It provides an energetic outlet for Garcia, who competes quite favorably with Michael J. Fox in the role of a streetwise, fast-talking New Yorker who makes his living hustling tickets for just about any event that requires admission passes--sporting events, theatrical extravaganzas, even in this case a visit by the Pope to a sold-out Yankee Stadium.
Selling tickets at a markup is legal, provided that the sales are made by a licensed brokerage house and the markup is within legal limits, usually ten percent. But there is an underground market governed by sharks who buy up blocks of tickets from their contacts in box offices and sell these hard-to-get passes at huge markups. This is about the only job that Gary Starke (Andy Garcia) feels comfortable with, since he is a rootless New Yorker who has no particularly interest in accumulating property and is just trying to sell enough of his illegal product each day to get by and pay the rent on his Spartan Chelsea digs.  When Gary is not dodging the police and dealing with his new ticket-selling street competition, Casino (Andre Blake), he is eagerly courting the conflicted Linda.
Romantic comedies of this nature are as easy to sell to some people as tickets to the SuperBowl. Others, though, are apprehensive about the genre, fearing yet another picture that is mawkish and manipulative with overly sentimentalized characters and villains who may beat up the heroes, but not convincingly. "Just the Ticket" is unfortunately in the latter category: a glitzy picture featuring photographer Ellen Kuras's sharp New York City lensing and has only one scene that works wonderfully on the funny bone. That one is set in the home of a rich matron, Mrs. Haywood, who hires Linda to cook for her party but refuses to pay her the amount agreed upon. When Linda and Gary trash the kitchen they display high-spirited chemistry between them for the only time in the movie. They roll the roast in a basket of kitty litter, add Tabasco sauce to the Scotch, and fling eggs about the room--all unnoticed by the hostess who by this time is quite inebriated. Otherwise, "Just the Ticket" is formulaic, overly sentimental, and designed principally to make the audience feel good as it leaves the theater.
Rated R. Running Time: 115 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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I was born in Ala Moana, Hawaii on July 23rd and I gotta say, fresh babies aren't exactly aesthetically pleasing. So this is a picture of me as a rhino on Halloween.
In the puberty aspect but also I moved from Honolulu,Hawaii to good ol' Atlanta, Georgia.
High school was supposed to be tough socially, but at GSMST, it's easy.  I spend the next four years breaking out of my hard lobster shell and end my senior year on stage singing Don't Stop Believin' to my peers as they cheer me on. What a finish.
My school colors change from Blue and Silver to White and Gold as I start my college life at Georgia Tech. I change my major from Biomedical Engineering to Computer Science and decide that I can still try to change the world somehow.
I've been playing violin since 6th grade and singing for all my life, and I'm a bit of a classical music nerd. But I also am currently in love with the Anti-Pop playlist on Spotify and I like Hip Hop and RnB too!
Kendo is a Japanese martial art similar to fencing. I basically get hit on the head with a bamboo stick every Saturday and it's pretty fun trying not to get hit
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I had somehow gotten tangled into going to a semi-formal dance with my best friends girlfriend while he took a mutual friend of ours. At this point I was drinking regularly (about 3 times a week) and smoking marijuana almost everyday. I also have varied experience with pharmaceuticals, including percocet, vicodin, darvocet and several muscle relaxants. The dance was on a Saturday night, and I acquired about an 1/8 of kind buds for prior enjoyment. I had also taken 10 mg of Xanax, in .5 mg pink solid tabs, from my mom, who suffers from mild depression.
One of my friends is a causal user of the drug, and I spoke with her about its effects along with researching the drug on websites, so I felt confident and well prepared. I was also going to be with several sober people, including my friendís girlfriend. Other then doxycycline, an anti-biotic, I was on no other drugs at the time. I had found nothing in any of my research to indicate that Xanax would interact with the anti-biotic.
I went to Dís house, and we smoked the marijuana and prepared to go to the dance. I was pretty high at the time, and was still feeling the effects as we reached the boat that the dance was to be held on. I ingested 6 caplets as soon as we got to the dance. The music was pretty bad, top 40 pop stuff. I felt somewhat awkward because of the confused situation with Dís dates and mine.
At about T+45 began to feel the effects of the drug. Mostly a mild stoning effect, but motion seemed incredibly interesting. I left the group I was with (always a bad idea when on a new substance) and went to hang out with some of my other friends who were drinking. I felt extraordinarily happy while my drunken friends seemed very sluggish. I did not have a great deal of energy, but I was not tired at all.
The boat returned at about 11 and we disembarked. I was still somewhat high, but defiantly down from the peak stoning effects. We then went back to Dís dates house. Once there, I informed D that I was going to take another 5 pills, or 2.5 mg. He okayed the dosage, and I took it with a little bit of water. [On a side note, I was not hungry at all that night, nor was I thirsty]. I felt the effects much sooner this time, about 20 minutes after I ingested the pills. I assume that the earlier does compounded with the second one, because it was much more intense.
I have no further memory of the night, and what follows is what I was told by D:
We were watching a movie when I took my dose, and had been planning on going to a friendís party after the movie. The party got busted, so we remained at the house and watched another movie.  I was also having trouble with expressing ideas. At about 2, D secured my a ride back to my house with his girlfriend.  I assume that I passed out after this, because I woke up in the clothes that I had worn the night before on the floor of my room.
I highly enjoyed this experience. I do regret the setting in which it was taken. I think that a more friendly place with better lighting and closer friends would have been much more suitable. I also *HIGHLY* recommend utilizing a sitter, as blacking out seems to be a common occurrence. The next day I had no hangover. I would have been more comfortable with a lower dose in the hopes that my memory of the night would be more clear. All in all, it was a pleasurable experience. This night is recalled from a journal that I keep of my experiences, which I highly recommend.
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Physical security should be in place to ensure that information storage media containing sensitive information cannot be easily accessed and physically stolen. Locking idle terminals ensures that a passer-by cannot gain unauthorized access. Securing physical network jacks ensures that an attacker cannot install rogue network devices. Visitors should be identified and escorted to assure that they do not gain unauthorized access. Wireless devices should be physically secured to prevent tampering with wireless settings or otherwise gaining unauthorized access to the network.
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Design identification badges. Design at least two types of badges that are easily distinguishable at a distance. One will be issued to visitors and the other will be used by employees. Issue badges to visitors when their access is authorized. Instruct visitors to display their badges prominently when inside the facility. Ask visitors to surrender their badges when they are leaving the facility.
Lock idle terminals. Configure workstations to lock after being idle for 15 minutes or less. For instructions on how to enforce automatic terminal locking policy, please see the guidance article called "Implement the Password Policy Using Group Policy Objects," linked at the bottom of this page.
Deploy video cameras. Install video cameras to monitor all entries and exits to the facility. Install additional cameras, as you deem necessary. Physically secure the cameras to prevent tampering by installing them in a way that makes it difficult to move them or obstruct their view. Wire the cameras to feed the video to a surveillance center. Acquire, install, and configure additional equipment as necessary to make it possible to view and record all camera feeds. Such additional equipment may include monitors, computers, storage media, and analog or digital video recorders.
Monitor video cameras. Hire or designate someone to watch and review the camera feeds. Instruct the security guard(s) about the available technology and adequate responses as appropriate for your environment.
Secure network jacks. Identify all the physical network jacks. Identify all the network jacks that are not used. Disconnect all the unused network jacks from the network. There is typically a room where the wires from all the network jacks are hooked up to a switch. Unplug the wires that correspond to the unused jacks from the switch.
Escort visitors. Instruct the receptionist and the employees to not allow any visitors to move about the facility without an escort. It may be prudent to have the employee who authorized the visitor's access escort the visitor. Another, less practical, option may be to have a security guard escort the visitor.
Secure wireless devices physically. Identify all the wireless network devices. Place all the wireless routers in a locked room. Place all the portable wireless devices where it is difficult to steal them, such as in rooms that are not accessible to visitors, or directly in the users' possession.


--- title: "Co-Author Network Mar. 2020" weight: 8 date: '2020-03-05' authors: ["bgonzalezbustamante"] ## categories: [] ## tags: [] summary: 'Network plotted on March 5, 2020' ---
How to download and cite this dataset?
González-Bustamante, B. (2020). Chilean Political Science Impact Ranking Dataset [Data collected on March 5, 2020]. DOI: 10.17605/OSF.IO/M3NZD


Evolife†††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††
Jean-Louis Dessalles†
Telecom ParisTech
www.dessalles.fr
2. How to execute Evolife (+ download)
7. Create your
own Evolife scenario
8.  If you do not need all
of this, consider section 8 about using only some
of Evolifeís
components.
Evolife scenarios
vary:
(1)
by parameters and values defined in
the configuration file (xxx.evo) that you load with starter.
(2)
by different default functions implemented
in Default_Scenario.py (in Scenarii) that you can redefine.
There are
several possibilities to create your own scenario by rewriting functions from Default_Scenario.py:
∑ Customize GAExample.py, located in the directory Other. The program imports everything it needs from Evolife, and reads the configuration file GA.evo.
∑ Customize S_Test.py, located in the directory Scenarii.
∑ Write your own
scenario from scratch (or rather, by copying and customizing an existing
scenario).
You may look
in Scenarii for the scenario that is closest to
what you wish to do. Letís mention:
∑ S_SumBits.py :††††††††††† a simple genetic algorithm
∑ S_Labyrinth.py :††††††††† a genetic algorithm with phenotype
∑ S_Favourable.py :††††††† a simple ecological simulation
∑ S_Test.py :†††††††††††††††††† a void scenario that you can customize
You may cut-and-paste
and rewrite all functions inherited from Default_Scenario (defined in Default_Scenario.py). These include:
††††††††††††††† - initialization(self): allows to define local variables
††††††††††††††† - genemap(self):† initialises the genes on the gene map (see 'Genetic_map.py')
††††††††††††††† - phenemap(self):†† defines a list of phenotypic character names
(see 'Phenotype.py')
††††††††††††††† + season(self, year):†† makes
periodic actions like resetting parameters
††††††††††††††† + behaviour(self, BestIndiv, AvgIndiv):†† defines
a behaviour to be displayed
††††††††††††††† + life_game(self,
members): defines a round of interactions - calls the five following functions
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - start_game(self, members):†††††††††† group-level initialization before
starting interactions
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† -
prepare(self, indiv): individual
initialization before starting interactions
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - interaction(self,
Indiv, Partner):††† defines
a single interaction
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† -
partner(self, Indiv, members):†††††† select a partner among 'members' that
will interact with 'Indiv'
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - end_game(self, members):† an occasion for a closing round after all
interactions
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - evaluation(self,
Indiv):† defines
how the score of an individual is computed
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - lives(self,
members): converts scores into life points
††††††††††††††† + couples(self, members): returns a list of couples for
procreation
††††††††††††††† (individuals
may appear in several couples!)- Calls the following function:
††††††††††††††† ††††††††††††††† - parents(self,
candidates):†††††††††††††† selects two
parents from a list of candidates (candidate = (indiv,
NbOfPotentialChildren))
††††††††††††††† + new_agent(self,
child, parents): initializes newborns
††††††††††††††† + remove_agent(self,
agent): action to be performed when an agent dies
††††††††††††††† + update_positions(self,
members, groupID):††††††††††††† assigns
a position to agents
††††††††††††††† o
default_view(self): says which windows should be open
at start up
††††††††††††††† o
display_(self):†† says which statistics
are displayed each year
††††††††††††††† o
local_display_(self):†† allows to display locally defined values
††††††††††††††† o
wallpaper(self, Window):††††††††††††† if
one wants to display different backgrounds in windows
Functions
marked with '+' are called from Group.py.
Those marked with 'o' are called from Observer.py.
You may
then run the scenario by choosing Test.evo from the Configuration Editor.
To create a scenario from scratch
1. Suppose you
want to run a simulation of beehive. Create a new file, e.g. S_Beehive.py (or any appropriate name starting
with S_ ) in the directory Scenarii by copying an existing scenario (pick the one
that seems to resemble your own project most closely, e.g. S_SexRatio.py).
2.
Customize S_Beehive.py by rewriting any functions
inherited from Default_Scenario† (some have been listed in the
preceding section).
3. Create a
Beehive.evo configuration file at an
appropriate location (typically in the Expe directory). This file should include many of the parameter-value pairs
that Evolife is
looking for, such as PopulationSize or MutationRate.
4. You can edit
the new parameter-value pairs you introduced in the .evo configuration file using the confituration editor (starter). Your parameters will be merely added at the bottom after you have
loaded Beehive.evo. If you want a cleaner aspect, you
should edit the appropriate †.xml file loaded by starter. Then restart the Configuration
Editor by executing ./starter.† After setting all relevant
parameters to the desired values, you can run Evolife with your scenario by clicking on
[Run].
2. How to execute Evolife (+ download)
7. Create your
own Evolife scenario
8. Use Evolifeís
components separately (graphics, ecology, genetic algorithm)
Evolife†††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††
Jean-Louis Dessalles†
Telecom ParisTech
www.dessalles.fr
†††††††††††


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Class: Aws::QuickSight::Types::DataLabelOptions
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| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb |
Overview
The options that determine the presentation of the data labels.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#category_label_visibility ⇒ String
rw
Determines the visibility of the category field labels.
-
#data_label_types ⇒ Array<Types::DataLabelType>
rw
The option that determines the data label type.
-
#label_color ⇒ String
rw
Determines the color of the data labels.
-
#label_content ⇒ String
rw
Determines the content of the data labels.
-
#label_font_configuration ⇒ Types::FontConfiguration
rw
Determines the font configuration of the data labels.
-
#measure_label_visibility ⇒ String
rw
Determines the visibility of the measure field labels.
-
#overlap ⇒ String
rw
Determines whether overlap is enabled or disabled for the data labels.
-
#position ⇒ String
rw
Determines the position of the data labels.
-
#totals_visibility ⇒ String
rw
Determines the visibility of the total.
-
#visibility ⇒ String
rw
Determines the visibility of the data labels.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#category_label_visibility ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the visibility of the category field labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#data_label_types ⇒ Array
<Types::DataLabelType> (rw)
The option that determines the data label type.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#label_color ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the color of the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#label_content ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the content of the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#label_font_configuration ⇒ Types::FontConfiguration (rw)
Determines the font configuration of the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#measure_label_visibility ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the visibility of the measure field labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#overlap ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines whether overlap is enabled or disabled for the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#position ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the position of the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#totals_visibility ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the visibility of the total.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#visibility ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the visibility of the data labels.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-quicksight/lib/aws-sdk-quicksight/types.rb', line 6710
class DataLabelOptions < Struct.new( :visibility, :category_label_visibility, :measure_label_visibility, :data_label_types, :position, :label_content, :label_font_configuration, :label_color, :overlap, :totals_visibility) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Cybersecurity risk is the probability of exposure through loss of sensitive information from a cyber-attack or breach of data within an organization's network. A cyber-attack is a malicious assault launched by hackers with the intent to damage, steal, and disrupt a computer network or system through the use of computers. Any individual or company that uses the internet could become a prime candidate for cyber criminals. It is estimated that 68% of business leaders feel their cybersecurity risks are increasing (Sobers, 2021). Cybercriminals establishes numerous practices to pursue their attacks via malware, phishing, key-loggers, denial-of-service attack and other methods. With the latest statistics showing a cyberattack is attempted every 39 seconds (Graphus, 2021). It is important to understand the risks that follows when it comes to the digital world of technology.
(Taylor, 2020)
Many industries are vulnerable to cyberattacks, but some are more vulnerable than others due to the sheer nature of their business. Although there is a common misconception that small businesses are rarely a target for cybercriminals, realistically any industry could be subject to a data breach. Such businesses may involve -
• Small businesses
• Healthcare institutions
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• Energy companies
• Higher education facilities
(IT Supply Chain, 2020)
(Melchor & Sloan, 2017)
Phishing is considered as one of the most common and unpleasant hacking techniques where cybercriminals impersonate legitimate organizations in order to obtain sensitive information. As 75 percent of organizations around the world experienced some kind of phishing attack in 2020 (Graphus, 2021). According to reports from Akamai (2019) it shows that "cybercriminals are targeting top global brands and their users across various industries through highly-organized and sophisticated phishing kit operations". Additionally, this enables cyber criminals to advance from email-based threats to other platforms including social media and mobile devices.
DDoS short for Denial-of-Service Attack is a special type of cybercrime and is regarded as a hostile type of attack from cybercriminals with the intent to disrupt normal traffic flow of a targeted server, service or networks. It is estimated that by 2023, the total number of DDoS attacks worldwide will be 15.4 million enabling attackers who uses these kinds of cybercrime to coerce money from vulnerable organizations or to carry out, cover up, and prepare for other criminal activities Sobers, R. (2021). These attacks are primarily used to prevent and stop the users’ inputs by flooding their machine or resource systems - overloading their devices with unnecessary requests. Another variation type of DoS attack includes Crash attacks which involves cybercriminals to infect a system with bugs - crashing it rendering the user incapable of using online services.
Malware is a malicious software specifically designed to disrupt, damage or gain unauthorized access to a computer system with varying damage capabilities. It is the fastest-growing method of cyberattack and is estimated to expand in the coming years expecting to reach $6 trillion in 2021 (CDNetworks, 2021). It is estimated that 94% of malware is delivered through emails due to the fact that they are typically installed on a computer when a user clicks on links, downloads, malicious attachments or opening rogue software programs (Jovanović, 2021). Malware infected machines usually deceives the users into clicking or installing programs which can infect personal computers, smartphones, tablets or servers. Different types of malware consist of spyware, trojan, virus, ransomware and other more hybrid attacks. They are able to execute malicious actions without the user’s authorization performing actions such as -
• Self-replication all-round the file system
• Installing programs such as key-loggers
• Blocking the users access to their files
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(Cobb, 2020)
As stated by Rheinland (2021), "An effective threat management system provides constant, automatic monitoring to protect against cyber-attacks." Cybercrime is an ongoing threat and it is essential to take steps to protect your network and company assets against hackers. Choosing security services that offer real-time protection against emerging and existing malware would be a great option. Some tips to protect yourself from cybercrime involves –
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00001 /** @file hal/micro/cortexm3/micro-common.h 00002 * @brief Utility and convenience functions for STM32W108 microcontroller, 00003 * common to both the full and minimal hal. 00004 * See @ref micro for documentation. 00005 * 00006 * <!--(C) COPYRIGHT 2010 STMicroelectronics. All rights reserved. --> 00007 */ 00008 00009 /** @addtogroup micro 00010 * See also hal/micro/cortexm3/micro.h for source code. 00011 *@{ 00012 */ 00013 00014 #ifndef __STM32W108XX_MICRO_COMMON_H__ 00015 #define __STM32W108XX_MICRO_COMMON_H__ 00016 00017 #ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS 00018 #ifndef __STSTATUS_TYPE__ 00019 #define __STSTATUS_TYPE__ 00020 //This is necessary here because halSleepForQsWithOptions returns an 00021 //StStatus and not adding this typedef to this file breaks a 00022 //whole lot of builds. 00023 typedef int8u StStatus; 00024 #endif //__STSTATUS_TYPE__ 00025 #endif // DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS 00026 00027 #define PORTA (0 << 3) 00028 #define PORTB (1 << 3) 00029 #define PORTC (2 << 3) 00030 00031 /** 00032 * @brief Some registers and variables require indentifying GPIO by 00033 * a single number instead of the port and pin. This macro converts 00034 * Port A pins into a single number. 00035 */ 00036 #define PORTA_PIN(y) (PORTA|y) 00037 /** 00038 * @brief Some registers and variables require indentifying GPIO by 00039 * a single number instead of the port and pin. This macro converts 00040 * Port B pins into a single number. 00041 */ 00042 #define PORTB_PIN(y) (PORTB|y) 00043 /** 00044 * @brief Some registers and variables require indentifying GPIO by 00045 * a single number instead of the port and pin. This macro converts 00046 * Port C pins into a single number. 00047 */ 00048 #define PORTC_PIN(y) (PORTC|y) 00049 00050 /** 00051 * @brief Some registers and variables require indentifying GPIO by 00052 * a single number instead of the port and pin. This macro converts 00053 * Port C pins into a single number. 00054 */ 00055 #define PORTx_PIN(x, y) (x|y) 00056 00057 /** 00058 * @brief Resets the watchdog timer. This function is pointed 00059 * to by the macro ::halResetWatchdog(). 00060 * @warning Be very careful when using this as you can easily get into an 00061 * infinite loop. 00062 */ 00063 void halInternalResetWatchDog( void ); 00064 00065 00066 /** 00067 * @brief Configure an IO pin's operating mode 00068 * 00069 * @param io The io pin to use, can be specified with the convenience macros 00070 * PORTA_PIN(), PORTB_PIN(), PORTC_PIN() 00071 * @param config The configuration mode to use. 00072 * 00073 */ 00074 void halGpioConfig(int32u io, int32u config); 00075 00076 /** 00077 * @brief Set/Clear single GPIO bit 00078 * 00079 * @param io The io pin to use, can be specified with the convenience macros 00080 * PORTA_PIN(), PORTB_PIN(), PORTC_PIN() 00081 * @param value A flag indicating whether to set or clear the io. 00082 * 00083 */ 00084 void halGpioSet(int32u io, boolean value); 00085 00086 00087 /** 00088 * @brief Calibrates the internal SlowRC to generate a 1024 Hz (1kHz) clock. 00089 */ 00090 void halInternalCalibrateSlowRc( void ); 00091 00092 /** 00093 * @brief Calibrates the internal FastRC to generate a 12Mhz clock. 00094 */ 00095 void halInternalCalibrateFastRc(void); 00096 00097 00098 /** 00099 * @brief Sets the trim values for the 1.8V and 1.2V regulators based upon 00100 * manufacturing configuration. 00101 * 00102 * @param boostMode Alter the regulator trim based upon the state 00103 * of boost mode. TRUE if boost mode is active, FALSE otherwise. 00104 */ 00105 void halInternalSetRegTrim(boolean boostMode); 00106 00107 /** @brief Takes a slow ADC measurement of VDD_PADS in millivolts. Due to 00108 * the conversions performed, this function takes slightly under 3.2ms with a 00109 * variation across successive conversions approximately +/-2mv of the average 00110 * conversion. 00111 * 00112 * @return A slow measurement of VDD_PADS in millivolts. 00113 */ 00114 int16u stMeasureVddSlow(void); 00115 00116 00117 /** @brief Takes a fast ADC measurement of VDD_PADS in millivolts. 00118 * Due to the conversions performed, this function takes slightly under 150us 00119 * with a variation across successive conversions approximately +/-20mv of 00120 * the average conversion. 00121 * 00122 * @return A fast measurement of VDD_PADS in millivolts. 00123 */ 00124 int16u stMeasureVddFast(void); 00125 00126 00127 /** 00128 * @brief Calibrates the GPIO pads. This function is called from within 00129 * the stack and HAL at appropriate times. 00130 */ 00131 void halCommonCalibratePads(void); 00132 00133 /** 00134 * @brief This function is intended to be called periodically, from the 00135 * stack and application, to check the XTAL bias trim is within 00136 * appropriate levels and adjust if not. This function is *not* designed 00137 * to be used before halInternalSwitchToXtal() has been called. 00138 */ 00139 void halCommonCheckXtalBiasTrim(void); 00140 00141 /** 00142 * @brief Switches to running off of the 24MHz crystal, including changing 00143 * the CPU to be 24MHz (FCLK sourced from SYSCLK). The switch function 00144 * will respect the BIASTRIM HI and LO flags and adjust bias trim until 00145 * appropriate crystal biasing is used. This function is called from 00146 * within the stack and HAL at appropriate times. 00147 */ 00148 void halInternalSwitchToXtal(void); 00149 00150 /** 00151 * @brief Search for optimal 24MHz crystal bias trim, assuming no valid 00152 * prior value. This function is typically called during initialization 00153 * of the microcontroller. 00154 */ 00155 void halInternalSearchForBiasTrim(void); 00156 00157 /** @brief Blocks the current thread of execution for the specified 00158 * amount of time, in milliseconds. 00159 * 00160 * The function is implemented with cycle-counted busy loops 00161 * and is intended to create the short delays required when interfacing with 00162 * hardware peripherals. This function works by simply adding another 00163 * layer on top of halCommonDelayMicroseconds(). 00164 * 00165 * @param ms The specified time, in milliseconds. 00166 */ 00167 void halCommonDelayMilliseconds(int16u ms); 00168 00169 00170 /** @brief Puts the microcontroller to sleep in a specified mode, allows 00171 * the GPIO wake sources to be determined at runtime. This function 00172 * requires the GPIO wake sources to be defined at compile time in the board 00173 * file. 00174 * 00175 * @note This routine always enables interrupts. 00176 * 00177 * @param sleepMode A microcontroller sleep mode. 00178 * 00179 * @param gpioWakeBitMask A bit mask of the GPIO that are allowed to wake 00180 * the chip from deep sleep. A high bit in the mask will enable waking 00181 * the chip if the corresponding GPIO changes state. bit0 is PA0, bit1 is 00182 * PA1, bit8 is PB0, bit16 is PCO, bit23 is PC7, bits[31:24] are ignored. 00183 * 00184 * @sa ::SleepModes 00185 */ 00186 void halSleepWithOptions(SleepModes sleepMode, int32u gpioWakeBitMask); 00187 00188 00189 /** 00190 * @brief Uses the system timer to enter ::SLEEPMODE_WAKETIMER for 00191 * approximately the specified amount of time (provided in quarter seconds), 00192 * the GPIO wake sources can be provided at runtime. 00193 * 00194 * This function returns ::ST_SUCCESS and the duration parameter is 00195 * decremented to 0 after sleeping for the specified amount of time. If an 00196 * interrupt occurs that brings the chip out of sleep, the function returns 00197 * ::ST_SLEEP_INTERRUPTED and the duration parameter reports the amount of 00198 * time remaining out of the original request. 00199 * 00200 * @note This routine always enables interrupts. 00201 * 00202 * @note The maximum sleep time of the hardware is limited on STM32W108 platforms 00203 * to 48.5 days. Any sleep duration greater than this limit will wake up 00204 * briefly (e.g. 16 microseconds) to reenable another sleep cycle. 00205 * 00206 * @nostackusage 00207 * 00208 * @param duration The amount of time, expressed in quarter seconds, that the 00209 * micro should be placed into ::SLEEPMODE_WAKETIMER. When the function returns, 00210 * this parameter provides the amount of time remaining out of the original 00211 * sleep time request (normally the return value will be 0). 00212 * 00213 * @param gpioWakeBitMask A bit mask of the GPIO that are allowed to wake 00214 * the chip from deep sleep. A high bit in the mask will enable waking 00215 * the chip if the corresponding GPIO changes state. bit0 is PA0, bit1 is 00216 * PA1, bit8 is PB0, bit16 is PCO, bit23 is PC7, bits[31:24] are ignored. 00217 * 00218 * @return An StStatus value indicating the success or 00219 * failure of the command. 00220 */ 00221 StStatus halSleepForQsWithOptions(int32u *duration, int32u gpioWakeBitMask); 00222 00223 /** 00224 * @brief Provides access to assembly code which triggers idle sleep. 00225 */ 00226 void halInternalIdleSleep(void); 00227 00228 /** @brief Puts the microcontroller to sleep in a specified mode. This 00229 * internal function performs the actual sleep operation. This function 00230 * assumes all of the wake source registers are configured properly. 00231 * 00232 * @note This routine always enables interrupts. 00233 * 00234 * @param sleepMode A microcontroller sleep mode 00235 */ 00236 void halInternalSleep(SleepModes sleepMode); 00237 00238 00239 /** 00240 * @brief Obtains the events that caused the last wake from sleep. The 00241 * meaning of each bit is as follows: 00242 * - [31] = WakeInfoValid 00243 * - [30] = SleepSkipped 00244 * - [29] = CSYSPWRUPREQ 00245 * - [28] = CDBGPWRUPREQ 00246 * - [27] = PWRUP_WAKECORE 00247 * - [26] = PWRUP_SLEEPTMRWRAP 00248 * - [25] = PWRUP_SLEEPTMRCOMPB 00249 * - [24] = PWRUP_SLEEPTMRCOMPA 00250 * - [23:0] = corresponding GPIO activity 00251 * 00252 * WakeInfoValid means that ::halSleepWithOptions (::halInternalSleep) has been called 00253 * at least once. Since the power on state clears the wake event info, 00254 * this bit says the sleep code has been called since power on. 00255 * 00256 * SleepSkipped means that the chip never left the running state. Sleep can 00257 * be skipped if any wake event occurs between going ::ATOMIC and transferring 00258 * control from the CPU to the power management state machine. Sleep can 00259 * also be skipped if the debugger is connected (JTAG/SerialWire CSYSPWRUPREQ 00260 * signal is set). The net affect of skipping sleep is the Low Voltage 00261 * domain never goes through a power/reset cycle. 00262 * 00263 * @return The events that caused the last wake from sleep. 00264 */ 00265 int32u halGetWakeInfo(void); 00266 00267 00268 /** @brief Seeds the ::halCommonGetRandom() pseudorandom number 00269 * generator. 00270 * 00271 * It should be called by the application during initialization with a seed 00272 * from the radio randon number generator. 00273 * 00274 * @param seed A seed for the pseudorandom number generator. 00275 */ 00276 void halCommonSeedRandom(int32u seed); 00277 00278 /** @brief Runs a standard LFSR to generate pseudorandom numbers. 00279 * 00280 * Called by the MAC in the stack to choose random backoff slots. 00281 * 00282 * Complicated implementations may improve the MAC's 00283 * ability to avoid collisions in large networks, but it is \b critical to 00284 * implement this function to return quickly. 00285 */ 00286 int16u halCommonGetRandom(void); 00287 00288 #endif //__STM32W108XX_MICRO_COMMON_H__ 00289 00290 /**@} // END micro group 00291 */ 00292


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