public class MainModel
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
private class |
MainModel.ChatRoomManager |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashSet<Receiver> |
chatReceivers
local chat receivers
|
private java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> |
chatrooms
joined chatrooms set
|
private java.util.HashMap<IChatRoom,MiniController> |
chatroomToMiniController
chatroom to mini controller mapper
|
private int |
MAX_APP_NUM
maximum number of valid running program
|
private IViewAdapter |
model2ViewAdapter
model to GUI adapter
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private java.util.function.Consumer<java.lang.String> |
outputCmd |
private int |
portCount
port shift integer
|
private int |
receivePort
default port
|
private java.rmi.registry.Registry |
registry
registry for searching machine
|
private IRMIUtils |
rmiUtils
RMI util object
|
private int |
roomCount
room count integer
|
private User |
user
private user object
|
private java.lang.String |
username
default user name of program
|
private IUser |
userStub
private user stub
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MainModel(IViewAdapter model2ViewAdapter)
constructor of model
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
closeRoom(javax.swing.JPanel miniView)
close chat room
|
java.lang.String |
connectTo(java.lang.String remoteHost)
Connect to remote host and get list of chatroom
|
void |
createRoom(java.lang.String setname)
Create new chatroom
|
java.lang.String |
getUsername()
get the current user name
|
void |
joinRoom(IChatRoom remoteChatroom)
Join a remote chatroom
|
void |
quit()
Quit program and leave all chatroom
|
void |
removeChatRoom(IChatRoom chatroom)
remove chatroom
|
void |
setUsername(java.lang.String username)
set user name
|
void |
start()
start the main model
|
private java.util.function.Consumer<java.lang.String> outputCmd
private java.rmi.registry.Registry registry
private IRMIUtils rmiUtils
private java.lang.String username
private java.util.HashSet<Receiver> chatReceivers
private java.util.HashSet<IChatRoom> chatrooms
private java.util.HashMap<IChatRoom,MiniController> chatroomToMiniController
private int roomCount
private int portCount
private int receivePort
private final int MAX_APP_NUM
private IViewAdapter model2ViewAdapter
private User user
private IUser userStub
public MainModel(IViewAdapter model2ViewAdapter)
model2ViewAdapter
- model to view adapterpublic void closeRoom(javax.swing.JPanel miniView)
miniView
- the mini model to mini view adapterpublic void start() throws java.net.SocketException, java.net.UnknownHostException
java.net.SocketException
- exceptionjava.net.UnknownHostException
- exceptionpublic java.lang.String connectTo(java.lang.String remoteHost)
remoteHost
- remote hostpublic void createRoom(java.lang.String setname) throws java.rmi.RemoteException, java.rmi.NotBoundException
setname
- the name of the chatroomjava.rmi.RemoteException
- exceptionjava.rmi.NotBoundException
- exceptionpublic void setUsername(java.lang.String username) throws java.rmi.RemoteException
username
- namejava.rmi.RemoteException
- exceptionspublic java.lang.String getUsername() throws java.rmi.RemoteException
java.rmi.RemoteException
- exceptionspublic void joinRoom(IChatRoom remoteChatroom) throws java.rmi.RemoteException
remoteChatroom
- remote chatroom objectjava.rmi.RemoteException
- exceptionpublic void quit()
public void removeChatRoom(IChatRoom chatroom) throws java.rmi.RemoteException
chatroom
- the chatroom to be removedjava.rmi.RemoteException
- exception


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So close and yet so far:
error: done tactic failed, there are unsolved goals state: ... a : b₁ = b₂ ⊢ b₂ = b₁
eq.symm is not a good simp lemma :-)
What is the goal before you call tauto
?
I made a version of tauto
that calls cc
(which is how I discovered that cc
bug I mentioned here a while ago)
instead of done
The goal is rather complicated (but seems like it should be automatically solvable), and I don't have it around anymore. The proof doesn't involve eq.symm
. But I've noticed this same pattern a few times when trying tauto
. Here's another example that I just tried. It seems that tauto
can't solve this (which is just or.inr
)?
⊢ s ∈ tl → s = hd ∨ s ∈ tl
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Here's a time line of Professor Malan's life:
- 1996 - Took CS50 in Harvard
- 1999 - Graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science
- 1999 - Became the youngest instructor in Harvard Extension School’s history at time, and also the first instructor at university to podcast an entire course in audio and video formats, free to public
- 2001 - Worked as Engineering Manager in AirClic
- 2002 - Taught Computer Science as a lecturer in Tufts University
- 2004 - Graduated with a Master of Computer Science
- 2007 - Graduated with a Ph.d. of Computer Science
- 2007 - Started teaching CS50 in Havard and on edX, with over 2 millions registrants
- 2008 - Worked as Chief Information Officer in Mindset Media, LLC
Professor Malan inspired a lot of students without previous background to learn computer science through his interactive teaching and challenging problem sets. He also created a community for the CS50 and CS50x students to help each other out.


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Trevor Bedford (@trvrb)
Richard Neher,
Emma Hodcroft,
James Hadfield,
Thomas Sibley,
John Huddleston,
Ivan Aksamentov,
Moira Zuber,
Eli Harkins,
Jover Lee,
Cassia Wagner,
Louise Moncla,
Misja Ilcisin,
Allison Black,
Miguel Paredes,
Sidney Bell,
Denisse Sequeira,
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Slides at: bedford.io/talks
1. Real-time tracking of SARS-CoV-2 evolution
2. Emergence of variants of concern
3. Current circulation patterns
4. Assessing adaptive evolution
5. Variant transmission dynamics
6. Genomic surveillance
7. Future perspectives
Real-time tracking of SARS-CoV-2 evolution
Over 4.4M SARS-CoV-2 genomes shared to GISAID and evolution tracked in real-time at nextstrain.org
SARS-CoV-2 lineages establish globally in February and March
Limited early mutations like spike D614G spread globally during initial wave
Spike protein is critical for cell invasion by the virus and is the primary target for human immune response
After initial wave, with mitigation
efforts and decreased travel,
regional clades emerge
Mutations in summer and fall 2020 were confined to regional dominance
Emergence of variants of concern
Repeated emergence of 484K and 501Y across the world
Emergence of Alpha (B.1.1.7) in the UK
Emergence of Beta (B.1.351) in the South Africa
Emergence of Gamma (P.1) in the Brazil
Working hypothesis of within-host evolution occurring during infection,
driven by natural selection against host immunity
Rapid within-host evolution during persistent infection
484K and 501Y observed during this evolution
Current circulation patterns
Spread of VOC / VOI lineages across the world
Delta is outcompeting other variants and is on track to sweep
Variants show excess mutations across the genome
But show most substantial excess in the S1 domain of spike
Assessing adaptive evolution
Rapid and parallel adaptive mutations in spike S1 drive clade success in SARS-CoV-2
Phylogeny of 10k genomes equitably sampled in space and time
Measure clade growth as a proxy for viral fitness
Clades with more S1 nonsynonymous mutations grow faster
This correlation is absent in control regions
This correlation is stronger in S1 than other genes
S1 is quickly evolving and highly correlated with clade growth
dN/dS through time further highlights adaptive evolution
Rapid pace of adaptive evolution relative to H3N2 influenza
S1 mutations cluster phylogenetically, suggesting bursts of evolution
Many S1 mutations show strong convergent evolution
Mutations in S1 arising via within-host pressures result increase viral fitness and are enriched in the viral population by natural selection
Although selection has not been primarily for antigenic drift, observed level of adaptability suggests its potential
Variant transmission dynamics
Multiple approaches to modeling fitness differences between circulating variants
Multinomial logistic regression models work well on frequencies
However, frequency of a variant may rise while cases fall
SARS-CoV-2 variant dynamics across US states show consistent differences in transmission rates
Estimation of variant-specific Rt through time using state-level data
Differences in intrinsic Rt across variants, but all trending downwards
Consistent differences in variant-specific transmission rate across states
Consistent reductions in variant-specific Rt from vaccination
Future work would ideally tie together granular empirical estimates of viral fitness from frequency data
together with mutational and phenotypic predictors to learn what is driving variant success
Model of additive effects of individual mutations shows little fitness variation within Delta
Mutations at spike 484 and 501 perhaps less fit on Delta background
Locally emerging sublineages such as AY.4.2 with spike mutations 145H and 222V
Genomic surveillance
Sequences generated and shared at an unprecedented pace with 630k genomes shared in Aug 2021 alone
My favorite metric is number of sequences available from samples collected in the past 30 days
US, UK and Europe all have stunning genomic surveillance programs
Africa and South America have picked up dramatically but there are still geographic gaps
Global genomic surveillance aimed at rapid turnaround times important to catch new variants early
In depth genomic surveillance tied to data systems allows investigation of variant severity, secondary attack rate, etc...
Future perspectives
Broad expectations based on comparison with flu
1, 2 and 3 suggest a virus that circulates like flu does at perhaps higher levels (given R0), but individual infections aren't much more severe in terms of mortality than H3N2 influenza. Expect perhaps 50-100K deaths in the US each year.
SARS-CoV-2 genomic epi: Data producers from all over the world, GISAID and the Nextstrain team
Bedford Lab: John Huddleston,   James Hadfield,   Katie Kistler,   Louise Moncla,   Maya Lewinsohn,   Thomas Sibley,   Jover Lee,   Cassia Wagner,   Miguel Paredes,   Nicola Müller,   Marlin Figgins,   Eli Harkins,   Denisse Sequeira


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Huh? I really like the idea of seeing data in systems, particularly in real-time. In this example, I've created a common software architecture, that of the consumer/producer model, albeit abstracted into something more generic and much, much simpler. Just random data being produced, then transformed and finally consumed (or processed). Throttles to the right are actual timing mechanisms that update when a function is fired.


The Java Launching stub file is located inside of your application bundle in the subdirectory "Contents/MacOS/". The default name for this file is "JavaApplicationStub". It is used by the macOS system read the applications plist and then launch the Java VM with the appropriate properties such as the classpath and main class name.
When run on OS X system, the JarBundler ANT task uses the current copy of the JavaApplicationStub from the developer's disk. Starting with JarBundler 1.8 the attribute stubfile can be used to set the name of the JavaApplicationStub file copied from the system framework. If the stub file referenced by the stubfile attribute exists, that file will be used along with it's filename.
When the JarBundler ANT task is used under Windows or Linux, a copy of the JavaApplicationStub must be supplied by the developer. This cannot be built from source but must be obtained from a macOS system.
Creating a bundle with the your current copy of Java Launching Stub could lead to a future situation where the JavaApplicationStub file could become incompatible with a future OS X update.
Under macOS one could replace the "JavaApplicationStub" file with a symbolic link to the user's current copy. This should guarentee that the end user would always be using a current copy of the stub file. I have used this technique on several versions of OS X and have not have had any reported problems with its use.
Obviously, if you have used a stub file name which is different than the one shown in the example below you will have to make changes to both the delete and the symbolic link commands.
This is not yet an option of the JarBundler task but can be accomplished with the following lines of ANT code after building the bundle. NB: This will not work when building under Windows and is untested under Linux.
. . . </jarbundler> <!-- Delete the JavaApplicationStub and replace it with a symbolic link --> <!-- which should work on older and future versions of OS X --> <delete file="${release}/${name}.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub"/> <exec executable="ln"> <arg line="-s /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Resources/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub"/> <arg value="${release}/${name}.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub"/> </exec> </target>
In early 2006 an Apple upgrade to Quicktime (7.0.4) caused older versions of "JavaApplicationStub" to fail to start up. These old copies came from developers who first created the application bundle as a directory and then created new applications by replacing the JAR files within the bundle and not replacing "JavaApplicationStub" with a more current copy.


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- Social awareness – You have empathy. You can understand the emotions, needs, and concerns of other people, pick up on emotional cues, feel comfortable socially, and recognize the power dynamics in a group or organization.
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(inner, constant) canvas :HTMLCanvasElement
Type:
- HTMLCanvasElement
(inner, constant) ctx :CanvasRenderingContext2D
Type:
- CanvasRenderingContext2D
(inner, constant) images :Object
A dictionary of images whose keys are the same as Sprite types
Type:
- Object
Methods
(inner) draw(sprite) → {undefined}
Uses five of CanvasRenderingContext2D's many methods
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sprite |
Sprite | The 9 parameters needed by ctx.drawImage, the 2 for ctx.translate, and angle for ctx.rotate |
Returns:
Causes side-effect of drawing image
- Type
- undefined


Bowfinger (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
"That's it, we're finished, we're over!" "Why?"  "So?" "Well I never thought of it that way."
Starring Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy, Heather Graham, Christine Baranski, Adam Alexi-Malle. Rated PG-13.
Steve Martin is one of the most versatile actors in the business; he is also one of the funniest comics, one of the few capable of making the viewer believe any situation, no matter how farfetched. That much I knew before Bowfinger. What I didn't know, and was pleasantly surprised to learn, is that he is also a marvelous screenwriter. Mind you, this is not Martin's first stab at scripting his own movie, but with the possible exception of L.A. Story, it's his first real achievement in the field (The Man With Two Brains, anyone? No? How 'bout A Simple Twist of Fate?), a satirical yet good-natured, broad yet riotously funny spoof of the movie business.
Martin is Bobby Bowfinger, a man with lifelong, so far unrealized dreams of making a movie, who has kept his actress friend from taking many promising opportunities with his hopes of making a Hollywood picture. His accountant buddy writes a script for an action movie, "Chubby Rain". Bowfinger brings the script to a big shot Hollywood producer. The producer likes it and agrees to sponsor and release the movie under one condition: Bowfinger must get Kit Ramsey (Eddie Murphy), the biggest action star around, to sign up for the project.
Ramsey says no but Bowfinger is not ready to give up on his lifelong dream so easily. He decides to make the movie with Ramsey anyway: without him knowing it. The problem is that Bowfinger's own performers (a young, ambitious, sleazy wanna-be actress (Heather Graham) and a self-proclaimed thespian (Christine Baranski)) both believe that they are actually acting with Kit as opposed to coming up to him on the street (in the parking lot, at a restaraunt, etc.), shouting lines and having him run away in fear and confusion. Bowfinger tells them that Ramsey's acting style dictates that he never socially interact with his co-stars.
Sooner than later, a frightened Kit Ramsey starts hiding out and Bobby must find an alternative method of starring the coveted actor in "Chubby Rain". He holds auditions for Kit look-alikes (a requirement: a nice ass, because Kit Ramsey, much like real-life Ewan McGregor, has a running streak of showing his derrier on screen) and finds a near-twin.
Bowfinger may not be the best satire of Hollywood ever but it's up there with gems like The Player. It's also one of the best films of 1999. Steve Martin's writing is sharp, witty and dead-on. Bowfinger, as a whole, is a very, very funny movie but even during the the times when the jokes take a break it's still entertaining because unlike a lot of otherwise funny comedies it has a legitimate plot and characters we can care about. Not even Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me could claim that.
There is not a trace of anger in Bowfinger despite the fact that it is rightfully classified as a satire. It exaggerates and it makes fun but it's never mean or mocking. In fact, if I was asked for one word to most aptly describe Bowfinger my answer would be "affectionate". Much like the Austin Powers movies, here is a spoof that has no animosity towards its subject. And that can make for good viewing.
In addition to his glorious script, Steve Martin's performance is likewise on the ball; frantic, energetic, appealing and hilarious. He put thought and love into his acting here and it shows: his Bobby Bowfinger is one of the most likable -- and human -- screen characters I have seen in a Hollywood movie. As for his similarly big-name co-star, for the first time in years and possibly for the first time since he became popular, Eddie Murphy contents himself with a supporting performance. Indeed, he has only about half of the screentime that Martin was allotted. Still, Murphy makes his presence felt. For the time that he is on screen, he is as funny as ever. Eddie Murphy may be taking the back seat on this one but damned if he isn't a good back seat driver.
Bowfinger is entertaining, smart and unpretentious. It never claims to be a meditation on the state of the film business but it is an effective satire; a good-natured, funny and enjoyable combination of wildly talented comics and a killer script. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.elkoserver.server.context |
The Elko Context Server.
|
| org.elkoserver.server.context.caps |
A package of mods related to using capability security patterns in Elko
Context Server applications.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Context
A
Context is a place for interaction between connected users. |
class |
Item
A Item is an application object contained by a context or a user (or another
Item) but which is not a context or user itself.
|
class |
User
A User represents a connection to someone entered into a context from a
client.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
BasicObject |
Item.container()
Obtain this item's container.
|
BasicObject |
BasicObject.container()
Get this objects's container.
|
BasicObject |
Context.get(String ref)
Look up an object in this context's namespace.
|
protected BasicObject |
Mod.holder()
Obtain the user or context holding the object to which this mod is
attached, regardless of how deeply nested in containers it might be.
|
BasicObject |
Item.holder()
Obtain the user or context holding this object, regardless of how deeply
nested in containers it might be.
|
BasicObject |
BasicObject.holder()
Obtain the user or context holding this object, regardless of how deeply
nested in containers it might be.
|
BasicObject |
Mod.object()
Obtain the object to which this mod is attached.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Mod.attachTo(BasicObject object)
Attach this mod to an object.
|
void |
Contextor.createObjectRecord(String ref,
String contRef,
BasicObject obj)
Create a new (offline) object and store its description in the object
database.
|
static JSONLiteral |
Msg.msgMake(Referenceable target,
BasicObject obj)
Create a 'make' message with a default creator.
|
static JSONLiteral |
Msg.msgMake(Referenceable target,
BasicObject obj,
String sess)
Create a 'make' message with a default creator and explicit session
identifier.
|
static JSONLiteral |
Msg.msgMake(Referenceable target,
BasicObject obj,
User maker)
Create a 'make' message.
|
static JSONLiteral |
Msg.msgMake(Referenceable target,
BasicObject obj,
User maker,
boolean you,
String sess)
Create a 'make' message.
|
void |
BasicObject.noteCodependent(BasicObject obj)
Note another object that needs to be checkpointed when this object is
checkpointed (in order to maintain data consistency).
|
void |
ContainerWatcher.noteContainerChange(BasicObject oldContainer,
BasicObject newContainer)
Do whatever you want when the item's container changes.
|
void |
Item.setContainer(BasicObject container)
Set or change this item's container.
|
static void |
GeoPosition.setPosition(BasicObject obj,
double lat,
double lon)
Generate a new geo-position and assign it to an object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Deliverer |
Context.toList(List<BasicObject> toList)
Obtain a Deliverer that will deliver to an arbitrary list of users.
|
static Deliverer |
Context.toListExcluding(List<BasicObject> toList,
Deliverer exclude)
Obtain a Deliverer that will deliver to an arbitrary list of users
except for one distinguished user.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Definer.define(User from,
OptString into,
OptString ref,
BasicObject obj)
Message handler for a 'define' message.
|
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Handling and Analysing Spherical, HEALPix and Cosmic Microwave Background data on a HEALPix grid.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | FITSio (≥ 2.1-0), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.11), mmap (≥ 0.6-17), tibble (≥ 1.4.2), rgl (≥ 0.99.16), cli (≥ 1.0.0), entropy (≥ 1.2.1), geoR (≥ 1.7-5.2.1), nnls (≥ 1.4) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, R.rsp, gsl |
| Published: | 2018-11-19 |
| Author: | Daniel Fryer [aut, cre], Andriy Olenko [aut], Ming Li [aut], Yuguang Wang [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Fryer <d.fryer at latrobe.edu.au> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/VidaliLama/rcosmo/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/VidaliLama/rcosmo |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | rcosmo results |
| Reference manual: | rcosmo.pdf |
| Package source: | rcosmo_1.0.0.tar.gz |
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Hey! Just this Monday I got a box with an oz leaf, 5x, 10x, 20x. so I have been experimenting with salvia. First I did some of the leaf, I was planning to just trip on that (leaf alone).
I toked a large bowl of leaf, dumped the leaf out while holding the hit in. I got another bowl of leaf ready, exhaled and grabbed the next bowl and started smoking it. While I was holding the hit in, I started packing the next bowl and then exhaled and inhaled the next bowl. This is where things got kind of strange.
Each of these hits I had timed with my stop watch on my phone to get to at least 23, and on this last hit I didnít think I could hold it in that long but in my head I heard voices of encourgement.  So I made it. Then I exhaled the hit toward my phone and I was supposed to do it the other way because my phone was talking to me, so I appoligized to my sink counter. Then I realized I was appoligizing because I didnít smoke enough.
So I loaded a bowl of 5x and after I exhaled the 5x, I realized the furniture was telling me my trip area wasnít very good through song. The carpet was singing to me how I should pull it up the wall or something, then the counter was telling me how one of my foot was cold and stuff I donít remember but that was the theme. I was looking for a visual experience that wasnít about my surroundings, so I loaded a bowl of 10x and proceeded to toke it. I held in the large hit for 25 or so seconds. This is where it gets crazy.
I barely remember anything except for the end of the trip, where Iím like on something, some weird furniture, and thereís some song being sung by inanimate objects that are so weird I can not explain them. I keep going with the song, until it becomes clear to me that the song is kind of like repeating the same thing having me do different things over and over and over and over, until I stop doing it. I have feelings of me being in trouble or when I was in trouble when I was a kid. T objects Iím looking at are the ones Iím around. I realize Iím sober and for some reason the come down I hated. I was cold, uncomfortable, probably just the drug still being in lesser effect. But like 5 minutes later I was fine.
Now I went online to talk to some people and in a little while I decide to try a hit of 5x again. I lie on my bed, remembering the bad vibes from my bathroom, and toke a big hit of 5x. It felt like I was being pushed against my wall, which my bed was against, but I was still on my bed. Then the extension cord I saw on my dresser was talking to me and I was like no you donít understand and then I was like oh I donít understand. I looked and everything wood was smiling at me, and the beams were surrounding me, but not in a scary way. They were telling me I forgot to turn the light off, because I was meaning to take hit then turn light off but I forgot. By the time I turned it off now it was too late.
Now I tried taking 2 more hits of 5x on seperate occasions and all that happens is the furniture joins with me in singing and itís kinda annoying because I donít like to sing. I never sing. I enjoyed all of those experiences, even though some were scary the scary part goes away fast like the trip. Also people say how harsh salvia is but I had no trouble at all smoking out of a can, I didnít even cough once all of those times. Weird huh?
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| effects-package | Effect Displays for Linear, Generalized Linear, and Other Models |
| allEffects | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| allEffects.default | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| as.data.frame.eff | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| as.data.frame.efflatent | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| as.data.frame.efflist | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| as.data.frame.effpoly | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| effCoef | Function to get coefficient estimates from regression models for use in the effects package. |
| effCoef.default | Function to get coefficient estimates from regression models for use in the effects package. |
| Effect | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| effect | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.default | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| effect.default | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.lm | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.merMod | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.mlm | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.multinom | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.poLCA | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.polr | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| Effect.svyglm | Functions For Constructing Effect Displays |
| effects | Effect Displays for Linear, Generalized Linear, and Other Models |
| effectsHexsticker | View the Official Hex Sticker for the effects Package |
| effectsTheme | Set the lattice Theme for Effect Plots |
| Legacy Arguments | Legacy Arguments for 'plot' and 'Effect' Methods |
| LegacyArguments | Legacy Arguments for 'plot' and 'Effect' Methods |
| plot.eff | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.effect | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.effects | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.efflist | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.effpoly | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.mlm.efflist | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.predictoreff | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| plot.predictorefflist | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffect | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffect.default | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffect.poLCA | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffect.svyglm | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffects | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffects.default | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| predictorEffects.poLCA | Functions For Computing Predictor Effects |
| print.eff | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| print.efflatent | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| print.efflist | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| print.effpoly | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| print.mlm.efflist | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| print.summary.eff | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| summary.eff | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| summary.efflatent | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| summary.efflist | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| summary.effpoly | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| summary.mlm.efflist | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| vcov.eff | Summarizing and Printing Effects |
| [.efflist | Plots of Effects and Predictor Effects |


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The Met Office is warning "saturated ground in vulnerable locations" could face more rain this evening and overnight, while snow will continue to fall for some
by Abigail O'LearyHeavy rain and snow will continue to hammer parts of the country throughout tonight as "vulnerable" towns in northern England are being warned to brace for further misery.
The Met Office is warning this evening could bring heavy rain for central and northern England - leading to further disruption and flooding.
Two weather warning remains in place until later tonight.
One covers the midlands areas including, Birmingham and Leicester, stretching into parts of the south west and mid and south Wales.
This warning is in place until 23:45 on Thursday evening.
A second yellow weather warning is also in place throughout this evening, covering areas including Sheffield, Lincolnshire and Nottingham.
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Aidan McGivern from the Met Office also warned of more snow on some higher ground.
He said: "Throughout this evening, rain and hill snow will continue in parts and we will see wet weather for much of the rest of Thursday.
"More rain and hill snow could be seen in Wales, Western England and Scotland.
"A swathe of cloud and rain continue in places with this heavy rain falling on to saturated ground and in vulnerable locations.
"We could see 20-30mm of rain in South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, north midlands, the east and South east Wales."
"There's risk of localised flooding and tricky driving conditions - with yellow warnings there."
Sleet and snow will move in for parts of west England and Wales, with these wintery showers mainly falling on ground above 400m in the Welsh mountains.
Rain is expected to turn to showers by the end of the night.
Temperatures will remain cold overnight, with a widespread frost by Friday morning.
By tomorrow, temperatures could plunge to as low as -6 on higher ground in Scotand.
Friday promises to be brighter with more winter sunshine in parts.
Aidan added: "Sunshine will come through for eastern England in complete contrast to Thursday's weather, but we will still see one or two showers for northern England, north east Scotland and parts of East Anglia and the south east, west Wales and Cornwall."
On Friday, Northern Ireland and most of Scotland will enjoy some good November sunshine, feeling brighter, dry but chilly.
Five day weather forecast
This Evening and Tonight:
Rain and hill snow over England and Wales becoming confined to northern England and far south of Scotland by dawn.
Northern Ireland and the rest of Scotland clearer but also wintry showers and isolated icy patches in some coastal areas.
Friday:
England and Wales drier than Thursday, but windy with some rain developing over East Anglia and southeast England later.
Northern Ireland and most of Scotland brighter and drier, but cold.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Remaining rather cold with further rain and showers, along with patchy overnight frost and fog.
Fog/frost becoming more widespread by Monday as drier, colder weather spreads in from the north-west.


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- Next, login to MySQL console as a administrator.
$ mysql -u root -p
- Create a new database and user for sendy.
>>> CREATE DATABASE sendy;
>>> GRANT ALL ON sendy.* TO 'sendy'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mypassword';
- Reload grant privilege for re-read access table MySQL.
>>> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
-
Download sendy master file to your server.
-
Unzip sendy.
$ unzip sendy.zip -d /var/www/
It will extract the file and create a new folder “sendy” on /var/www/, then set file permissions of uploads folder
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$ vi /var/www/sendy/includes/config.php
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- Create a new apache2 conf.
$ vi /etc/apache2/sites-available/sendy.conf
and then enter the script:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName sendy.sibunglon.com
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /var/www/sendy
<Directory /var/www/sendy>
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/sendy-error.log
CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/sendy-access.log combined
</VirtualHost>
- Activate the module rewrite, virtual host file, deactivate default virtual host and restart apache2.
$ a2enmod rewrite
$ a2ensite sendy.conf
$ a2dissite 000-default.conf
$ systemctl restart apache2
- If you’ve done everything as instructed, Sendy is now ready to be installed. You can run Sendy compatibility check script at following URL.
http://sendy.sibunglon.com/_compatibility.php?i=1
- Let’s start the installation.
http://sendy.sibunglon.com/_install.php
Enter all the information and click Install now.
- Back to server consol and setup Sendy cron jobs.
$ crontab -e
and then enter the script:
*/5 * * * * php /var/www/sendy/scheduled.php > /dev/null 2>&1
*/1 * * * * php /var/www/sendy/autoresponders.php > /dev/null 2>&1
*/5 * * * * php /var/www/sendy/import-csv.php > /dev/null 2>&1
*/15 * * * * php /var/www/sendy/update-segments.php > /dev/null 2>&1
- Sign up for Amazon Web Services (AWS) & create IAM Credentials.
Sign up for an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account if you don’t have one. Click the Create a new AWS account button while at the login page to sign up.
Once signed up, you’re ready to hook up Sendy with your AWS account. To do so, you’d need to create a pair of ‘IAM Credentials’ for your Sendy installation. Start by visiting your Amazon IAM console, then follow the instructions in the video below:
Once you’ve created your IAM credentials, copy and paste them into the installation page or your Sendy settings (under Amazon Web Services Credentials). Sendy will now have access to send your emails via Amazon SES as well as setup bounces and complaints handling with Amazon SNS.
Finally, you’ll need to request Amazon to increase your SES Sending Limits to get your Amazon SES account out of “sandbox mode”. You’ll then be able to send to and from any email address as well as raise your daily sending limits from 200 per day to any number you need.
- Update Amazon Web Services Credentials on sendy settings.
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The House on Highfield Lane: How It Came To Be
This may contain spoilers - please finish the game before reading!
Original Idea
The original idea for this came from a long thread on RPG.net that discussed possible adventures set in a weird house. This would have been about eight years ago when I saw it, maybe more.
Early Development
So I started to write this about eight years ago, using Quest 5. The basic layout of the house was more-or-less established, plus Patch, the yellow balloon and the big/little room. Mandy's uniform and book changing in different zones was in there, and the silvers were in my head, though not yet in the game. The answer to the riddle was, of course, more of that time.
It sat untouched for many years, coincidently until I had a sixteen year old daughter myself - not called Mandy.
Quest 6 aka Quest JS
In 2019 I took over development of Quest, and started to look at Quest 6. Alex had made a couple of abortive steps into JavaScript; I decided I would take the plunge. The appeal of JavaScript is the game runs in the browser, meaning everyone has the infrastructure to run your game already and there is no lag as it communicates with the server.
I started creating a few games to try it out, before coming back to The House on Highfield Lane around the summer of 2020. Later development of QuestJS went hand-in-hand with development of this game.
It's Alive!
The hourglass and everything connected to that entered the story at this time, but other bits were cut, including a coal mine where Patch would dig out coal for a giant mechanical spider...
Some bits only came together during beta-testing. One tester wanted more descriptions for the paintings to learn more about Winfield's family - which was the first I knew the painting were his family! But then I realised the dead horse had belonged to his father and the clockwork thespian turned out to be his brother. One tester spent ages trying to look at the glass shard through the telescope, another wanted to put the chamber pot under the leak. Another wanted to kill Winfield! I implemented these things, wondering if anyone would ever see them. Yes, that is hint!
The two teachers mentioned, by the way, were both teachers I had at high school, and I grew up in house number 23, while my mother grew up in Highfield Way in a house of a similar age. The place names are just made up.
Warped in Time and Space
There is a map of the house here (slightly out of date), if you are interested. I wanted to make it feel like it was warped in time-and-space, without actually being that confusing. You can decide for yourself how that worked out...
More on QuestJS
You can find out more about QuestJS here. Once IfComp is underway, I will put all the code for the game on there too, and a link to it from that page.
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Appendix C: JNDI Change History
JNDI 1.2: JNDI Changes Since JNDI 1.1
- Added
javax.naming.event
package.
- Added
javax.naming.ldap
package.
- Added support for configuration using resource files. See
Chapter 6 of the JNDI API document.
API-related Changes
- Added
NamingEnumeration.close()
for cancelling or
terminating enumerations.
- Added
ReferralException.getReferralContext(Hashtable
env)
and ReferralException.retryReferral()
to
allow creation and retry of referral context with different
environment properties.
- Clarified how context methods that accept
Name
argument should deal with CompositeName
and
nonCompositeName
arguments. Specifically, instances of
CompositeName
are treated as composite name, while al
l others are treated as compound name.
- Added
Context.getNameInNamespace()
for retrieving
the full name of a context within its own namespace.
- Clarified definition of the class factory location of a
Reference
object. Specifically, the location is a
codebase, which consists of a list space-separated URLs.
- Added support for ordered multivalued attributes to
Attribute
and BasicAttribute
.
- Added
BasicAttributes.equals()
and
BasicAttributes.hashCode()
.
- Redefined semantics of
DirContext.getSchemaClassDefinition()
so that it
returns a context that contains the DirContext
objects
of class definitions, rather than returning one (arbitrary) class
definition.
 Useful for subclass
implementations.
SPI-related Changes
- Added
StateFactory
/NamingManager.getStateToBind()
,
analogous to
ObjectFactory
/NamingManager.getObjectInstance()
,
for transforming an object's state before the object is bound in
the naming/directory service.
- Added interfaces
DirObjectFactory
and
DirStateFactory
to better support service providers
that implement the DirContext
interface. Added
DirectoryManager.getObjectInstance()
and
DirectoryManager.getStateToStore()
to use these
interfaces.
- Refined definition of
NamingManager.getObjectInstance()
to not treat URL
strings specially. Instead, the URL should be wrapped inside a
Reference
whose RefAddr
type is "URL".
- Made
ResolveResult
implement
Serializable
.
- Defined a special form of
Reference
called a next
naming system (nns) reference for supporting "dynamic federation".
This reference has a RefAddr
type of "nns" and a
content consisting of the resolved object.
- Added the string constant
NamingManager.CPE
which
names a property set by
NamingManager.getContinuationContext()
/DirectoryManager.getContinuationContext()
.
The value of this property is an instance of
CannotProceedException
. This is useful to service
providers that implement federation by chaining the CPEs.
- Defined a convention for service providers to use when naming
environment properties. See Section 6.1.
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What's the difference?
Javascript and Ruby have MANY similarities and differences. I'd like to start with saying Ruby is probably still my favorite language. While Javascript is extremely powerful and works quite well with HTML, Ruby has so many existing methods and enumerables available making the language extremely simple and easy to use. This is just my opinion though.
Similarities
You know, when we first worked on Ruby arrays and hashes, I thought OK I can get used to this. I got familiar with it and then came Javascript. It came to my attention that JavaScript objects closely resemble Ruby Hashes! Mind blown. I guess languages share core similarities that differ only by name.


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Windwos-Kernel
20 Oct 2018
Since I have recently managed to learn about Windows Kernel Exploit and reverse Windows Driver, I decided to take notes and write down my experience. The article talks about configuring for VMware and WinDbg, setting Windows Boot, WinDbg Command, and WinDbg theme(todo). If you are also trying to debug Windows Kernel-mode via The Windows Debugger (WinDbg), this may be helpful to you.
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Flare-On
Reverse
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Malware-Protocol
30 Jun 2018
missing
的情境式是 APT attack 事件，需要透過封包解密以及逆向 Binary，來還原整個攻擊過程，取得 flag。其中包含還原 Malware Protocol，Malware Config，C2 Server 與 Client，受害者資訊，Plugins (加密/壓縮/指令功能)，BMP 圖檔等，最後會在附錄附上解密的程式碼與解密後的封包內容。
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Flare-On
Reverse
24 May 2018
Actually, pewpewboat.exe
is not a Windows PE file but an x64 ELF binary. When we launch the binary in linux, we can see that is a the Battleship game.
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Flare-On
Reverse
23 May 2018
Notepad.exe
is a Windows x86 executable, it seems to be a modified version of Microsoft’s Notepad.exe
. Let’s launch this binary and it looks nothing special.
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Flare-On
Reverse
22 May 2018
Greek_to_me.exe
is a Windows x86 executable. When we launch the binary, we can’t input anything, and we don’t get any output from the binary. It gets stuck waiting for us to do something.
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Flare-On
Reverse
20 May 2018
This is a crack me challenge. IgniteMe.exe
expects to run without any command line argument. It asks the player to input the flag and checks whether it’s correct or not.
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Flare-On
Reverse
10 May 2018
Flare-On Challenge is the FireEye Labs Advanced Reverse Engineering (FLARE) team’s yearly reverse engineering contest. This is a CTF-style challenge for all active and aspiring reverse engineers, malware analysts, and security professionals.
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Windows Kernel
Exploit
10 Jan 2018
本篇以 HEVD 為案例進行實作，HEVD 是由 HackSysTeam 所開發的 Kernel Driver，該專案中包含了許多常見的漏洞，適合想練習 Windows Kernel Exploit 的研究人員練習，藉以用來練習各種漏洞利用方法。本篇以 Windows 7 為範例，本次測試的 Windows 7 沒有 SMEP 與 SMAP 防護機制，相對較簡單，有機會也會在其他版本的 Windows 上練習。
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Reverse
26 Aug 2017
今年 HITCON 在 HITCON CMT 研討會期間又舉辦了與前幾年類似的 wargame，相較於 HITCON CTF 是比較簡單的小型競賽。很幸運跟以色列的朋友一起組隊，因為我很 Lazy 而他們是 Hacker，所以隊名就取 Lazyhacker
。在團隊中我負責解 Reverse 的題型，這次 Reverse 只有兩題，都是 Windows 題，分別是小算盤跟踩地雷，還蠻有趣的，所以想紀錄一下。
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Someday ago, I wrote about Yahoo’s powerness on my mobile phone,
Today I’ve been impressed by a Great Google Service..
Maybe someone already knows this service, but I’ve discovered it today by searching a way to have mail forwarding on my domain: alexworld.it
I’m searching a tiny pop3 daemon to forward my email address of my domain to my gmail.com’s email addres and I’ve discovered it:
http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/var_1b.html - Smart Apps for email, documents, calendar and more! a lot more!
By editing your DNS records you can use Google to manage your domain email addresses, custom domain names for: your calendar, your sites, your google homepage and more, more too!


2019-04-15
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Preheat oven to 180C. Generously butter a 22cm ring cake pan.
Place all ingredients in a large bowl and mix well. Pour the batter into prepared pan and bake for 20 minutes or until a skewer comes out clean.
Remove from oven and place on a wire rack to cool completely before unmolding.
Dust with icing sugar before serving.


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STRANGE DAYS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Never have I had a film drop in rating so far so fast. This is a movie with an enthralling first half hour. It offers a fascinating look at society falling apart and technological change that would really transform humanity. But this is a lead-in for a gawd-awful, predictable, cliched murder mystery that almost never uses the premise. Rating: -1 (-4 to +4).
The best science fiction film of the 1980s was the first 2/3 of the film BRAINSTORM. This was an excellent look at how one invention could transform humanity. The invention was the means to record a person's thoughts and sensory input and to play it back for someone else so the second person has exactly the same experience. The last third of BRAINSTORM shows the signs of rapid rewriting of the script after one of the major actors died. In the world of the film resulting transformation of society could have been the subject of twenty excellent sequels without ever covering the same topic twice. For a while watching STRANGE DAYS I thought I was seeing the first of those sequels and it was great. But the feeling just did not last.
Lenny Nero (played by Ralph Fiennes) traffics in contraband experience, recorded on little CD-ROMs and capable of being played back. If you want the experience of making love to a beautiful woman or of committing a violent crime, you can buy it from Lenny and play it back as often as you like, repeating it over and over. If you have no legs and miss the experience of running on the beach, as long as some human can have the experience, you can also. As Lenny says, "This isn't 'television, only better'" This is the real thing. The only problem is the technology and materials are illegal. People record their experiences and sell them to Lenny who sells them to other people.  He plies his trade in the netherworld of a disintegrating Los Angeles. So what do writers James Cameron and Jay Cocks do with the idea? One of these little experience CD-ROMs has a recording of an experience that some people would like hushed up and others would want to make public. Full stop on the ideas.  Not surprisingly Los Angeles is much like today, only worse, in the last days of the second-to-last year of this century. (Yes, the second-to-last. Cameron and Cox seem to think that in spite of the fact that the first millennium started with the year 1 and the second one started with the year 1001, for some reason we will start the third one in the year 2000. We won't.)
Ralph Fiennes and Tom Sizemore are fairly good as low-life heroes, and what is cyberpunk without its low-life heroes? Angela Bassett is not quite up to a role that calls for her to have both the natural wisdom of a Solomon and the martial arts skills of a Chuck Norris. It isn't her fault, but the script falls just short of implying she can walk on water. Juliette Lewis show more flesh than acting talent as an old girlfriend of Lenny's.
The style of the film is fast-paced and will certainly be hard for some audiences to follow, at least in the earlier, more interesting parts of the film. The editing is fast, but not always skillful. Occasionally it borders on the confusing, but this is supposed to be a bewildering future. Katheryn Bigelow directs it with some of the same style she used in TV's WILD PALMS. That film was three hours and seemed longer; this one is nearly two-and-a-half hours and seems just as long.
This is a film that builds something intriguing and interesting and then spoils it all in the last hour and fifty minutes. The real problem is that STRANGE DAYS tries to be an action film, a martial arts film, a film about race, and a science fiction film while using a plot that with minor substitutions would be a cable-bait mystery. I wonder if the nearness of the time-setting of this film will get 20th Century Fox thinking about the fact they soon need a new name for their studio. Then again, with disappointments like this one, maybe they won't. In spite of a great start, this one gets a high -1 on the -4 to +4 scale. At one point I thought it might get a +3.
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The Oculus Quest
by
Delaney Harrison
Posted on March 21, 2020
Oculus Quest
I personally love virtual reality. Any chance I can get to get my hands on a headset, I will take. I recently was able to get the Oculus Quest and be able to play some games such as Beat Saber and Vader Immortal Episode I.
I have loved every experience I have had with this technology, however I will be listing some pros and cons for this product.
Pros:
- No wires! Easier to move around
- Camera for being able to see with the headset on while making the boundary
- Boundary memory storage for the space you are in
- Easy to download games, using the Oculus app on your phone
- The audience can view what the player is seeing through casting onto the phone
Cons:
- Battery life, only lasts about 1.5 hours
- Limited Storage
- Stay away from sunlight! The quest may misinterpret the boundaries for the guaridan
- Expensive: ~$300
- Limited games, yet to be developed for Quest


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Sometimes a man is born with the problems that affect his sperm. Other times problems start later in life due to illness or injury. For example, cystic fibrosis often causes infertility in men.
Men who are overweight or obese have worse sperm quality and are not as fertile as men who are a healthy weight. Being overweight or obese can cause hormonal changes that reduce fertility and make men less interested in sex. Men who are very overweight are also more likely to have problems getting and keeping an erection. Together, these factors reduce the chances of fathering a child.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common. People who have an STI often have no symptoms and can therefore have the infection for some time without being diagnosed or treated. STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, and mycoplasma genitalium can cause fertility problems. ***Some people with STIs don't experience any symptoms.**
Keep your testes cool if you want to be a father in the future. Testes need to be a few degrees cooler than the rest of the body to make good quality sperm. This is why they sit in the scrotum which acts like an ‘evaporative air conditioning system’, at a lower temperature than the rest of the body. If it gets too hot around the testes, they can have problems making sperm. Testes will start producing sperm again once the temperature of the scrotum stays at its normal lower level, which might take a few months.
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GOAL
The new rich context leaderboard competition launched on Github. Please compete, and advertise widely!
The goal of the Rich Context project is to create a new platform that enables the search and discovery of datasets.
The challenge that empirical researchers face is that it is very difficult to find out, for a given dataset, who has worked with the data before, what methods were used, what was produced, and where those products can be found. Addressing that lack of information consumes an enormous amount of time and energy for many social scientists. A platform that provided automated tools and services to improve search and discovery could greatly facilitate the process—often by passively capitalizing on the accumulated labor of one’s extended research community.
There now exists the scientific capacity to build such a platform. There is a burgeoning scientific field of knowledge databases which provide a natural representation for scientific hypotheses in many domains. Manually curated ontologies and knowledge graphs are central to many scientific processes in domains such as biomedical research. The existing knowledge bases cover just a small fraction of the findings that are reported in the scientific literature. The field is developing automated approaches to accelerate the development of these resources. In particular, the scientific underpinnings necessary to build the automated approaches include: (i) document corpus development, (ii) ontology development for dataset entity classification, (iii) natural language processing and machine learning models for dataset entity extraction, (iv) graph models for improving search and discovery, and (v) engagement to get scientists to contribute code and knowledge. A forthcoming SAGE publications book https://tinyurl.com/richcontextbook-update provides an overview of initial work in each area.
APPROACH
Our first step in developing a model was hosting our first competition in which we asked participants around the globe to develop named entity recognition models that would identify and extract dataset mentions from full-text social science publications. Twenty teams from across the world submitted letters of intent; four finalist teams presented their models in New York in February 2019. Their papers and presentations can be viewed here; The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence were the winners of the competition.
The first application of the rich context work is our Data Stewardship module, which enables data owners and stewards to manage permissions and access to their datasets. Metadata from this module will interact with Rich Context - for example, information on usage of the datasets, results from analyses using them, and linkage of datasets with other pieces of data will emerge from the Data Stewardship model and be used to enrich the knowledge graph conveying relationships in the Rich Context Module.
Our book on this subject, to be published in November 2019, gives an in-depth background on use cases for the Rich Context, development of models and the training data they rely on, background on ontology and knowledge-graph, and the technical and cultural considerations around creating tools for development of metadata and sustained engagement with the research community.
We also are working on developing a better training corpus for our next competition and implementing a knowledge graph to develop better recommendations. We’re using existing, known connections between datasets and research publications to build out a structure for the knowledge graph that will be the basis of our Rich Context Explorer.
HELP BUILD RICH CONTEXT
Research datasets are the bread and butter of your work - we need your help in creating rich context around them to make it easier for you and your colleagues to search and discover new datasets. Please submit metadata on your work at https://coleridgeinitiative.org/pubsubmission.
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May 22, 2019, UMass Amherst, MA
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Workshop: “Scientific Literature Knowledge Bases”
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Presentation: “Where's the Data: A New Approach to Social Science Search & Discovery”


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Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, November 19
by Hedy DamariAries
March 21- April 19
Diplomacy and tact are your best assets right now, especially at work. Everyone knows you’re a hard worker but playing mediator during a heated exchange will also show you’re cool as a cucumber and a class act, to boot. Grab the opportunity to showcase your ideas and don’t hold back – the bigger, the better!
Taurus
April 20-May 20
Mighty Mars continues to bolster your health sector making you feel revitalised and invincible! It’s important to get your daily exercise hit but don’t push yourself too hard. Keep boredom at bay by mixing it up and explore a variety of enjoyable activities. You’ll have a larger load than usual but will be highly productive.
Gemini
May 21-June 21
Are you on overload? The stars are helping you to identify and eliminate stressors. You’ll get along with colleagues and can achieve a lot on a group scale. Also make an effort to mingle with children. Seeing the world through their eyes will remind you to live in the moment and that things aren’t as complicated as they seem.
Cancer
June 22-July 22
The stars in your sector of pleasure and relaxation heighten your desire to amuse and be amused. This craving for fun may make you quite mischievous if your longing isn’t met. Luckily, you’ll have no shortage of inspiration so artistic pursuits will be a great way to channel your energy and keep you out of trouble!
Leo
July 23-August 22
As one of the most romantic signs you’ll be pleased to know the stars are rife with passion as sexy Venus flits through your sector of love affairs. Stale relationships will benefit from date nights and impulsive, loving gestures. If you’re single this is a fabulous time to meet people, particularly through work functions and friends.
Virgo
August 23-September 22
As an earth sign you generally stick to what you know. However, staying off the well-worn path, stretching your imagination and testing your limits will serve you much better than tried and true methods. The stars are enhancing your innate charisma and powers of persuasion so stand apart from the crowd and proudly flout your individuality.
Libra
September 23-October 22
You’re known for weighing up the pros and cons but today calls for decisive action. Follow your instincts and you’ll end up in the right place at the right. Opportunities mightn’t necessary land in your lap but any strides made towards changing your circumstances will be swiftly met with positive confirmation that the Universe is willing to help!
Scorpio
October 23 – November 22
You needn’t work hard to garner attention, influence people during business meetings or get a smile out of your nasty neighbour. This is also an excellent time for romance as well as getting along with others. If you’ve had your eye on someone special or need to smooth over differences now is the time to strike.
Sagittarius
November 23-December 20
You social butterflies will be in your element! There’ll be plenty of invitations on the boil from intimate gatherings to full scale blow outs. With your presence in high demand it’s important that you’re picky about the events you choose. If in doubt, opt for quality not quantity. Smaller gatherings will be more enjoyable than large parties.
Capricorn
December 21-January 19
You’re usually not demanding or pushy but today you’ll feel compelled to dig your heels in or force a situation. You deserve to know where you stand and with the planets backing proactive measures you’re sure to get what you want. Meanwhile, an unexpected cash bonus, gift or generous offer will make your week!
Aquarius
January 20-February 18
This is an excellent day to promote your talents, tout proposals or brainstorm with like-minded individuals. It’s also perfect for commencing important projects that will help to fulfil work ambitions, especially those of an autonomous nature. Your positive energy and passionate nature will be nothing short of contagious so others will barely need any convincing.
Pisces
February 19-March 20
Today is the perfect time to plan your itinerary for a long-awaited trip, master a tasty signature cuisine dish or learn a new language. If a classroom doesn’t appeal download a language app pronto! Enhanced mental stamina also makes this a good time tackle meaty, challenging subject matter you’ve always been curious about from quantum physics to neuroplasticity.


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equivalent factory object would remain forever reachable in the
virtual machine, preventing it (and its defining class loader) from
ever being garbage collected; this bug has been fixed. (There is an
equivalent bug for socket factories used to export a remote object:
6332603.)sun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval
and
sun.rmi.dgc.server.gcInterval
, was one minute by
default. The default interval is now one hour, to better
accommodate applications with large heap sizes without special
configuration.rmic
, to
pregenerate stub classes for remote objects. Note that
rmic
must still be used to pregenerate stub classes
for remote objects that need to support clients running on earlier
versions.
When an application exports a remote object (using the
constructors or static exportObject
methods1 of the classes
java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
or
java.rmi.activation.Activatable
) and a pregenerated
stub class for the remote object's class cannot be loaded, the
remote object's stub will be a java.lang.reflect.Proxy
instance (whose class is dynamically generated) with a
java.rmi.server.RemoteObjectInvocationHandler
as its
invocation handler.
An existing application can be deployed to use dynamically
generated stub classes unconditionally (that is, whether or not
pregenerated stub classes exist) by setting the system property
java.rmi.server.ignoreStubClasses
to
"true"
. If this property is set to
"true"
, pregenerated stub classes are never used.
Notes:
rmic
or the
client will get an ClassNotFoundException
deserializing the remote object's stub. Pre-5.0 clients will not be
able to load an instance of a dynamically generated stub class,
because such a class contains an instance of
RemoteObjectInvocationHandler
, which was not available
prior to this release.java.rmi.StubNotFoundException
if the
pregenerated stub class for the remote object's class could not be
loaded. With the added support for dynamically generated stub
classes, exporting a remote object that has no pregenerated stub
class will silently succeed instead. A user deploying a server
application to support pre-5.0 clients must still make sure to
pregenerate stub classes for the server's remote object classes,
even though missing stub classes are no longer reported at export
time. Such errors will instead be reported to a pre-5.0 client when
it deserializes a dynamically generated stub class.1 The static method
UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject(Remote)
is declared
to return java.rmi.server.RemoteStub
and therefore
cannot be used to export a remote object to use a dynamically
generated stub class for its stub. An instance of a dynamically
generated stub class is a java.lang.reflect.Proxy
instance which is not assignable to
RemoteStub
.
javax.rmi.ssl.SslRMIClientSocketFactory
and javax.rmi.ssl.SslRMIServerSocketFactory
,
which communicate over the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport
Layer Security (TLS) protocols using the Java Secure Socket
Extension (JSSE). These socket factory classes provide a simple way
to use JSSE with Java RMI, enabling enforcement of integrity,
confidentiality (through encryption), server authentication, and
(optionally) client authentication for remote method invocations.
For more information on how to use custom socket factories with
Java RMI, see the tutorial "Using Custom Socket Factories with Java
RMI". For more information on JSSE (including how to configure
it), see the JSSE
Reference Guide.rmid
or a Java RMI Server from
inetd/xinetd
(since Java SE 5.0)System.inheritedChannel
method, allows an application
to obtain a channel (java.nio.channels.SocketChannel
or java.nio.channels.ServerSocketChannel
, for example)
inherited from a process that launched the virtual machine (VM).
Such an inherited channel can be used to either service a single
incoming connection (in the case of a SocketChannel
)
or accept multiple incoming connections (in the case of
ServerSocketChannel
). Therefore, Java networking
applications launched by inetd
(Solaris Operating
System) or xinetd
(Linux) can now obtain the
SocketChannel
or ServerSocketChannel
inherited from inetd
/xinetd
.
With the addition of this feature, the Java RMI activation
daemon rmid
has been enhanced to support being
launched from inetd/xinetd
so that rmid
can be started up only when it receives an incoming connection. For
details on the enhancements to rmid
to support this
feature, see the tools page for rmid
(for Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X
operating systems). For details on how to configure
inetd
to launch rmid
, see the tutorial
"Configuring inetd
to
Launch rmid
".
An application using Java RMI can also be designed to be
launched from inetd
or xinetd
. For an
example on how to implement this technique, see the tutorial
"Designing Services to be
Launched from inetd
."
rmic
default stub protocol version option now
-v1.2
(since Java SE 5.0)rmic
is run without an option to specify the
JRMP stub protocol version to be used by the generated classes, it
now behaves as if the -v1.2
option were specified,
instead of the -vcompat
option as in previous
releases.
This change means that by default, rmic
does not
generate any skeleton classes and generates stub classes that only
implement the 1.2 stub protocol version. If a remote implementation
class needs to be built to support clients running on JDK 1.1, then
the -vcompat
option must now be specified explicitly.
(Also, note that as described above, if a remote implementation
class does not need to support clients running on any release prior
to Java SE 5.0, then rmic
does not need to be run at all for
that class.)
See the tools documentation for rmic
[Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X] [Windows] for more information
about these command line options.
rmic
no longer compiles arbitrary source files
in the class path (since Java SE 5.0)rmic
would sometimes, while
processing its input class files, attempt to compile arbitrary
.java
source files that it encountered in the class
path. In Java SE 5.0, rmic
does not attempt to compile any
source files other than those for the stub, skeleton, or tie
classes that it generates.
The expectation is that the remote implementation classes passed
to rmic
, as well as all classes and interfaces that
they depend on, have already been successfully compiled with
javac
before rmic
is run. If an existing
build procedure depends on the previous behavior of
rmic
for compiling some of its application source
files, then that build procedure will need to be modified to ensure
that all necessary classes are correctly compiled with
javac
before running rmic
.
This feature is made possible by the new "programmatic access to
stack trace information" feature of java.lang.Throwable in
Java SE 1.4, which included making a Throwable
's stack
trace data part of its default serialized form. What the
client-side Java RMI runtime implementation now does to cooperate
with this feature is to append the client-side trace to the
unmarshalled server-side trace, rather than simply overwriting with
the client-side trace as it did in previous releases.
Certain server applications may wish to prevent any server-side stack trace data from accompanying an exception to be marshalled as the result of a remote call (as part of the exception's default serialized form in Java SE 1.4), perhaps for reasons of performance or confidentiality. In such cases, the implementation-specific system property
sun.rmi.server.suppressStackTracescan be set to "true" to cause the server-side Java RMI runtime implementation to clear the stack traces of all exceptions thrown from the current virtual machine as the result of remote method invocations.
RMIClassLoader
(since Java SE 1.4)java.rmi.server.RMIClassLoader
now delegate their
behavior to an instance of a new service provider interface,
java.rmi.server.RMIClassLoaderSpi
. The service
provider can be configured to augment the Java RMI dynamic class
loading behavior for a given application. By default, the service
provider implements the standard behavior of all of the static
methods in RMIClassLoader
. See the class documentation
of RMIClassLoader
and RMIClassLoaderSpi
for more details.java.rmi.server.hostname
property can now be
dynamically updated to indicate that future exports should use a
new host name. Therefore, the new host name value will be contained
in the stub for an object that is exported after the property is
updated.sun.rmi.transport.proxy.eagerHttpFallback
has been added to allow additional control over when the Java RMI
default socket factory will fall back to HTTP tunneling. This
property configures the default socket factory so that any
SocketException thrown by an initial (direct) connection attempt
will trigger HTTP tunneling; this more "eager" fallback strategy
can be useful when dealing with firewalls which deny instead of
ignore connection attempts to unauthorized ports.java.rmi.Naming.list
Method No Longer Prepends a Scheme to Names Returned (since Java SE
1.4.1)Naming.list
method
prepended the scheme rmi:
to each name contained in
the returned array of strings. The Naming.list
implementation now matches the specification, returning an array of
names that are URL-formatted, but without the scheme
component.java.rmi.activation.ActivationGroupDesc
(since Java SE 1.3)getClassName
method, which returns the group's
class name, can now return null
, indicating the
system's default group implementation. Previously, the
getClassName
method would return the name of the
internal implementation class if the default group implementation
was chosen when the descriptor was constructed.
Due to this change, if an application running in a Java SE 1.3 virtual
machine registers an new activatable object with the
ActivationSystem
, rmid
must also be
upgraded to run Java SE 1.3, since a pre-1.3 rmid
will not be
able to activate the newly registered activatable object.
rmic
(since Java SE
1.3)rmic
[Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X] [Windows] now assumes that the
destination directory for generated stubs is the package-named
subdirectory of the current working directory. If the
"-d
" option is not specified, the result is the same
as though it were specified with the current working directory "."
as an argument. The "-d
" may still be used to override
the default destination directory.
Two new options, "-idl
" and "-iiop
"
have been added to generate IDL and stubs for IIOP,
respectively.
rmid
(since Java SE
1.3)rmid
[Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X] [Windows] now requires a
security policy file.java.rmi.StubNotFoundException
. This exception was a
result of the RMI runtime's failure to locate a stub object during
an attempt to replace a remote object implementation with its
corresponding stub. In Java SE 1.2.2 and later releases, an unexported
remote object passed in an RMI call will no longer result in an
exception, but rather the remote object will be serialized instead
of its stub. If the remote object implementation is not
serializable, an attempt to pass an unexported object in an RMI
call will result in a java.rmi.RemoteException
with
the nested exception
java.io.NotSerializableException
.